Sync Laravel

sync laravel files.sh

#!/bin/bash

# usage
# ./files.sh root@myserver.com apache:apache

# copy and mode the directory itself, so the . (dot) files are affected also.
# if you try to copy html/*, then the . (dot) files are not always included (depends on system)

read -p "Do you want to overrite EVERYTHING? (Y)" -n 1 -r
echo ""
if [[ $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]
then
    # need to not overwrite some files on the prod server...
    echo "overriting everything"
    rsync -az --delete ./html "root@bin-esweb1.usi.ben:/var/www/
else
    # need to not overwrite some files on the prod server...
    echo "syncing new changes only. no env, sqlite, or log files";
    rsync -az --delete --exclude='*.sqlite' --exclude='*.env' --exclude='*.log' ./html "root@bin-esweb1.usi.ben:/var/www/

if [[ -z "$2" ]]
then
    ssh "$1" "cd /var/www/; chown -R $2 html;"
fi

sync with delete both ways

#!/bin/bash
## example relavant to wordpress sync

rsync -rtuv --delete --exclude='*.sqlite' --exclude='*.env' --exclude='*/wp-content/uploads/*' root@{site...}:/var/www/html ./local/
rsync -rtuv --exclude='*.sqlite' --exclude='*.env' --exclude='*/wp-content/uploads/*' ./local/html root@{site...}:/var/www/

z git pull and auto sync to other server if changed.

#!/bin/bash
DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )"
cd $DIR/html
git pull
# check if the hash has chnaged.
hash=`git rev-parse HEAD`
old_hash=`cat ../git.hash`
if [[ $hash != $old_hash && -z $1 ]]
then
    echo 'no match'
    cd ..
    # sync changes to web servers
    rsync -az --delete --exclude='*.sqlite' --exclude='*.env' --exclude='*.log' ./html "$1:/var/www/"
    ssh "$1" "cd /var/www/; chown -R apache:apache html;"
    echo $hash > git.hash
fi

git pull is useful if you are doing some testing and want to dev local and instantly update a remote server.
add that script as sync.sh in your /var/www directory

run watch -n5 "./sync.sh root@server.name.com"

it will try to pull every 5 seconds and if it does pull then it will rsync the html dir to another server also.