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# Deployer
Modular and Super Basic Webhook Deployer.
Maybe you don't need all the bells and whistles and just want to deploy every time you push to GitHub.
This small app will do that for you.
## TL;DR Installation
Out of the box, you can just spool a server pointing to `web/index.php` and run `$ composer --install`
It will accept any `POST` to mydeployer.com/{project}/{environment}.
It will look for a `config.json` file in the root directory of the source (where composer.json is).
This file should not be writable by the server. If it is, it will refuse it.
Expected format for the config file is the following
```json
{
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Deployer
Modular and Super Basic Webhook Deployer.
Maybe you don't need all the bells and whistles and just want to deploy every time you push to GitHub. This small app will do that for you.
TL;DR Installation
Out of the box, you can just spool a server pointing to
web/index.phpand run$ composer --installIt will accept anyPOSTto mydeployer.com/{project}/{environment}. It will look for aconfig.jsonfile in the root directory of the source (where composer.json is). This file should not be writable by the server. If it is, it will refuse it.Expected format for the config file is the following
{