Hexo Deployer Rsync

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Rsync deployer plugin for Hexo.

Overview

The rsync deployer plugin for Hexo is an efficient tool designed to streamline the deployment process for your static websites. With its seamless integration into the Hexo framework, users can easily push updates to their live environments with minimal effort. This plugin is perfect for web developers looking for a reliable method to manage site files on remote servers.

Features

  • Remote Host Configuration: Easily configure the address of your remote host in the _config.yml, simplifying the connection process.
  • User Authentication: Specify the username required for accessing the remote server, ensuring secure deployments.
  • Root Directory Control: Define the root directory on the remote host where your files will be deployed, providing clear organization.
  • Port Customization: Set the port for SSH connections, accommodating various network configurations.
  • File Management Options: Choose to delete old files on the remote server, ensuring that outdated content doesn't linger.
  • Progress Indication: Enable progress tracking during the rsync process, allowing for better monitoring of deployment status.
  • Custom Arguments Support: Utilize space-separated strings for additional rsync arguments, giving you flexibility in deployment features.
  • Verbose Output: Activate verbose messages to receive detailed feedback during the deployment, which can be helpful for troubleshooting.

This combination of features makes the rsync deployer plugin a powerful asset for a smooth and controlled process when publishing and updating your Hexo-powered website.

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