DEPLOYER
### This webdeployer allows you to deploy fast and easy to your webserver. Automate deployments of your webapps using :
GUNICORN
NGINX
SUPERVISORD
You need to use a directory format like : `/projects/client/client_name/project/source`
requirements : - Python 2.7 - Fabric - Jinja2
On your server you need to have already installed and running: - nginx - gunicorn(not realy only you need to have the package installed) - supervisord
This is being set free from Private so it may take time to free out all the mess from my private repo
TO INSTALL
` pip install webdeployer `
If you are deploying for the first time : go in your project directory and type : webdeployer init
edit the webdeployer-config.py
then type webdeployer deploy
MILESTONE/ROADMAP
I want to make it more customizable
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