In most cases, you may want to remove the existing files on your FTP server before uploading fresh copies. Nate explains how to do this in the deploy script, as well as how to ignore files you want to keep.
- [Instructor] In most cases, you'll want to remove…or clean out your old site files…before uploading newly generated files.…Without this step, anything you delete on the Hugo side…would stay on your server until you go manually delete it.…If you only plan on adding content…and never removing anything, you could skip this step.…I'm going to add some code to the cleanRemote method.…What I'll do is I'm going to need to call SFTP client…to list the files that are currently on the server.…I'll do return sftp .list.…
We'll tell it to list the remotePathBase,…essentially, the public HTML folder.…And then after that, we'll do then.…We'll get back a list of objects,…and we want to act on those objects,…so we'll say objectList to a new block of code.…There are a few items we'll want to always ignore,…so let's filter those out.…Let's say objectList equals objectList.filter…and anything that is not part of something…we'll call ingoredRemoteItems.has obj .name.…
And that'll match against anything in this thing…that we're defining called ignoredRemoteItems.…
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12/14/2018- Advantages of static sites
- Installing Hugo and Git
- Creating a new Hugo site
- Building a new website
- Adding posts, pages, and static content
- Publishing your static site
- Deploying via FTP, AWS, and Netlify
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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1. How Static Sites Work
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How static sites work1m 55s
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Advantages of static sites1m 20s
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Choosing a static site tool2m 13s
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2. Set Up Hugo
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Why Hugo?43s
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Install Hugo46s
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Install Git29s
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Create a new Hugo site1m 49s
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Add a Hugo theme1m 29s
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The site configuration file1m 58s
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3. Build a Website
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Add a post1m 52s
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Add a page2m 17s
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Add static content2m 45s
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Customize the error page1m 28s
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Generate the site files1m 41s
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4. Prepare for Publishing
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Set up GitHub1m 46s
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Set up Travis CI3m 24s
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5. Deploy via FTP
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Deploy via FTP overview2m 2s
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Set up Node and npm1m 40s
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Connect to the server7m 21s
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Collect the local files4m 51s
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Upload the site content2m 43s
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FTP next steps1m 2s
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6. Deploy to AWS
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Deploy to AWS overview1m 53s
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Set up Amazon S31m 54s
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Set up Amazon CloudFront4m 8s
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Configure DNS1m 24s
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Define an AWS user3m 24s
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Deploy to AWS with Travis CI4m 16s
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7. Deploy with Netlify
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Conclusion
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Deployment recap32s
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Next steps33s
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