mattbloomfield

# This command is for AWS S3 asset-storage strategies. If you are using local files please use the `sync_remote_local` job. 

#!/bin/sh

## Custom `sync` command to sync two remote dbs and files
## Usage: fin sync_remote <source_environment> <destination_environment> <"db"> <"files"|"assets">

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mattbloomfield

# This command is for local-asset-storage strategies. If you are using AWS please use the `sync_remote_aws` job. 

#!/bin/sh

## Custom `sync` command to sync two remote dbs & files
## Usage: fin sync_remote <source_environment> <destination_environment>

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mattbloomfield

#!/bin/sh

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REMOTE_ENV=$1

mattbloomfield

#!/bin/sh

# This command is useful for when you are storing assets in S3. If storing locally, please use the `sync_local.sh` job.

## Custom `sync` command to sync your local db with a remote env.
## NOTE THAT THIS WILL REPLACE YOUR EXISTING DATABASE
## Usage: fin sync <environment> <"db"> <"files"|"assets">

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mattbloomfield

#!/bin/sh

# This command is used for when assets are stored locally. For AWS syncing, see sync_aws.sh

## Custom `pull` command to sync your local db with a remote env.
## NOTE THAT THIS WILL REPLACE YOUR EXISTING DATABASE
## Usage: fin sync

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mattbloomfield

#!/bin/sh

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## Easy way to SSH into a psh env
## Usage: fin ssh <environment>

mattbloomfield

# This is dependent on other jobs. Please download them from gist.github.com/mattbloomfield

#!/bin/sh 

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mattbloomfield

#!/bin/sh 

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## Replicates a deploy in a platform.sh environment
## Usage: fin replicate_deploy

mattbloomfield

"use strict";

module.exports.endpoint = async (event, context, callback) => {
  const queryParams = event.queryStringParameters;
  if (!queryParams) callback("No query params");

  const devUser = queryParams.user;
  const site = queryParams.site;
  const key = queryParams.key;

mattbloomfield

#!/bin/sh 

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## Useful to refresh your local .env file
## Usage: fin refresh_env