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efrane/laravel-deploy
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Laravel Deploy
==============

[](#laravel-deploy)

This package provides the `artisan deploy`-command and aims to simplify the deployment process of Laravel 5 applications.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

`laravel-deploy` is available as a composer package, you can thus install it with `composer require efrane/laravel-deploy`.

As this is a Laravel package, it will only make sense in a Laravel application. Also, don't forget to add the service provider to your `app.php` config:

```
  $providers = [
      ...

      EFrane\Deploy\DeployServiceProvider::class,
  ];
```

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

This package registers the `./artisan deploy` command. The default configuration only runs the `--optimize`-option as described in the Options section below.

Default options can be changed in the `laraveldeploy.php` config file which is providable via `./artisan vendor:publish`. If so desired, additional console commands can be added to the deploy process by simply adding their command line call strings (see [`Command::call()`](https://laravel.com/docs/5.1/artisan#calling-commands-via-code)) to the `additonalCommands` config option like so:

```