git-ftp version 1.0.2

USAGE git-ftp <action> [<options>] <url> DESCRIPTION git-ftp does FTP the Git way. It uses Git to determine which local files have changed since the last deployment to the remote server and saves you time and bandwidth by uploading only those files. It keeps track of the deployed state by uploading the SHA1 of the last deployed commit in a log file. ACTIONS . init Does an initial upload of the latest version of all non-ignored git-tracked files to the remote server and creates .git-ftp.log file containing the SHA1 of the latest commit. . push Uploads git-tracked files which have changed since last upload. . show Downloads last uploaded SHA1 from log and hooks `git show`. . log Downloads last uploaded SHA1 from log and hooks `git log`. . catchup Uploads current SHA1 to log, does not upload any files. This is useful if you used another FTP client to upload the files and now want to remember the SHA1. . add-scope Add a scope (e.g. dev, production, testing). . remove-scope Completely remove a scope. . help Shows this help screen. URL . FTP (default) host.example.com[:<port>][/<remote path>] . FTP ftp://host.example.com[:<port>][/<remote path>] . SFTP sftp://host.example.com[:<port>][/<remote path>] . FTPS ftps://host.example.com[:<port>][/<remote path>] . FTPES ftpes://host.example.com[:<port>][/<remote path>] OPTIONS -h, --help Shows this help screen. -u, --user FTP login name. -p, --passwd FTP password. -k, --keychain FTP password from KeyChain (Mac OS X only). -s, --scope Using a scope (e.g. dev, production, testing). -D, --dry-run Dry run: Does not upload anything. -a, --all Uploads all files, ignores deployed SHA1 hash. -c, --commit Sets SHA1 hash of last deployed commit by option. -A, --active Use FTP active mode. -l, --lock Enable/Disable remote locking. -f, --force Force, does not ask questions. -n, --silent Silent mode. -v, --verbose Verbose mode. -vv Very verbose or debug mode. --remote-root Specifies remote root directory --syncroot Specifies a local directory to sync from as if it were the git project root path. --insecure Don't verify server's certificate. --cacert Specify a <file> as CA certificate store. Useful when a server has got a self-signed certificate. --disable-epsv Tell curl to disable the use of the EPSV command when doing passive FTP transfers. Curl will normally always first attempt to use EPSV before PASV, but with this option, it will not try using EPSV. --version Prints version. EXAMPLES . git-ftp push -u john ftp://ftp.example.com:4445/public_ftp -p -v . git-ftp push -p -u john -v ftp.example.com:4445:/public_ftp . git-ftp add-scope production ftp://user:secr3t@ftp.example.com:4445/public_ftp . git-ftp push --scope production . git-ftp remove-scope production SET DEFAULTS . git config git-ftp.user john . git config git-ftp.url ftp.example.com . git config git-ftp.password secr3t . git config git-ftp.remote-root "~/www/" . git config git-ftp.syncroot path/dir . git config git-ftp.cacert path/cacert . git config git-ftp.deployedsha1file mySHA1File . git config git-ftp.insecure 1 SET SCOPE DEFAULTS e.g. your scope is 'testing' . git config git-ftp.testing.url ftp.example.local VERSION 1.0.2