Update Static Content - Strapi v4

Update your statically generated site with github actions (more coming on the way).

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Features

• Workflow History
• Trigger multiple workflows
• Config Page
• Downloading Logs
• Roles to access the plugin
• Strapi Permissions in v1.0.7

Installation

  yarn add strapi-plugin-update-static-content
  OR
  npm i strapi-plugin-update-static-content

Plugin Configuration

1. Create a JWT BASE64 secret key

   For example with : openssl rand -base64 32

2. Add the key in the .env

3. Add plugin configs inside strapiProject/config/plugins.js

1module.exports = ({ env }) => ({
2  'update-static-content': {
3    enabled: true,
4    config: {
5      JWT_SECRET: env('JWT_SECRET'),
6    },
7  },
8});

NOTE: add roles property (roles: 'strapi-super-admin', 'strapi-editor', 'strapi-author') if you are using the plugin lesser than v1.0.7 since above that version it is handled by Strapi Permissions.

4. Create a file in the root of your project .github/workflows/deploy.yml like below. In this example we are using fing cloud

1name: Fing Deployment # a name for your workflow
2
3on: # trigger on push event and main branch to the repo
4  push:
5    branches: [main]
6  workflow_dispatch: # must be included in your .yml file for manually triggering event
7defaults: # in case of monorepo project you can use `defauls` and choose the subfolder
8  run:
9    working-directory: ./gatsbyJS
10jobs:
11  deploy:
12    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
13    steps:
14      - name: Checkout code
15        uses: actions/checkout@v2
16      - name: install fing-cli and deploy
17        env: # set the cloud provider token to the secrets on github and use it on run
18          TOKEN: ${{ secrets.FING_TOKEN }}
19        run: | # write your shell scripts for deploying or building based on your host provider
20          npm install -g @fingcloud/cli
21          fing --access-token "${TOKEN}" up --app vahoora-gatsby --dispatch

5. Create a GitHub Personal Access Token on Github : https://github.com/settings/tokens

   See more on the Github Documentation

6. Then, you can add the workflow in the plugin settings from the admin panel, save and you'll be able to trigger your workflows from strapi.

Usage

1. Add the workflow in the plugin's settings admin/settings/update-static-content
2. Trigger a build in the plugin page

Roadmap

• Cancel workflow manually.
• Better documentation.

Special Thanks

Reza from Fing