Mars

This is a bash written tool for too simple deployment your rails application.

Don't setup this via root User.

Installing

Requirenents

1. git
2. vim
3. curl
4. rvm

$ git clone https://github.com/enotikalt/mars.git
$ mv mars ~/.mars
$ touch ~/marsvars && cd .mars && ./mars.bash

.mars folder needs to be in your ubuntu home folder.

Reload your .bash_profile or .profile or .bashrc file to start using it

$ source ~/.bashrc

Test by command

$ mars r #reload

If success - it will not show an error lol:p

Deploy rails application

1. Go to your app folder location:

$ cd /home/deploy_user/myapp

2. Choose your RVM gemset:

$ rvm gemset use my_gemset_name

3. Setup deploy process

$ mars s #start

List of jobs which mars will make:

1. Bundle install
2. Migrate database
3. Precompile assets
4. Restart passenger
5. Restart Redis
6. Restart sidekiq (with daemon-reloading of systemctl)

# Manually you can restart NGINX by command:
$ mars restart-nginx #OPTIONALLY!!! 

These are ADDITIANALS commands for simplify deploy RAILS BASED APP process

$ mars precompile
#This is alias for `assets:precompile` with production environment 
#WARNING: You need to know that assets:precompile also makes `webpacker:compile` even if you don't using sprockets gem!

$ mars migrate
#This is alias for `db:migrate` with production environment

$ cd myapp_location
$ mars restart-passenger
#Alias passenger-config restart-app /home/deployuser/your_app_location

$ mars restart-nginx
#Here you doing restarting Systemd service, so, you may
#shoult enter sudo password

$ mars restart-redis
#Here you doing restarting Systemd service, so, you may
#shoult enter sudo password

#-> Be sure you have `/lib/systemd/system/sidekiq.service` file
#IF NOT - JUST enter this before:
$ mars conf sidekiq
#THEN Setting it UP! Just change your app name and Ruby version with RVM gemset inside `sidekiq.service` file.
#
#
#Yay! Let's restart this now
# 
$ sudo mars restart-sidekiq
#Here you doing restarting Systemd service, so, you may
#shoult enter sudo password

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Editing Here are a few commands which allows you to edit some configurations.

$ mars edit vim
#editing file .mars/lib/_vimrc

$ mars edit git
#editing file .mars/lib/_gitconf

$ mars edit core
#editing mars code of core

$ mars edit hello
#editing mars PS1 variable

Configurating

Commands which allows configuration

$ mars conf vim
#installing vim plug
#installing jellybeans colorscheme
#rewriting your ~/.vimrc for connect mars vimrc file with custom configuration

$ mars conf hello
#connecting Mars PS1 (prompt hello message) configuration to your .bashrc 
$ mars r
#reloading shell

$ mars conf git name email username
#rewriting ~/.gitconfig and connecting gitconfig of mars

Additional info

This is how should setup the ubuntu sourcing configuration files. So you know about:p

~/.bash_profile source from ~/.profile source from ~/.bashrc source from ~/.mars/lib/loader.bash