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Add colours to logMessages in console? #77

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soulrelic616 opened this issue Feb 6, 2017 · 3 comments
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Add colours to logMessages in console? #77

soulrelic616 opened this issue Feb 6, 2017 · 3 comments

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@soulrelic616
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Hello,

First off, thanks so much for your work on this useful feature - i have used it in a couple of sites without any problems.

I'm making this post not to point any issues but to suggest a very slight improvement to the console logging messages when uploading files to the server.

Would it be possible to output colored messages to the console so we know if everything has gone ok or failed easily?

Perhaps adding green to the 'Uploaded' messages and red do the 'Error' ones,

Connected and disconnected could be Cyan and Orange respectively.

I know is a very minor improvement but could be useful to people keeping an eye on the console whilst projects get deployed.

Many thanks,
Bernardo.

@pocketarc
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pocketarc commented Feb 6, 2017

That absolutely makes sense, and is something I've been wanting to integrate into git-deploy for a while. Check out CLImate, it's exactly what we need here.

I'm looking to spend some time in the coming weeks working on some improvements to git-deploy, including this and a config option to run webhooks, so that you can do things like send messages to Slack or run post-deploy scripts. That'd be quite nice.

EDIT: Colours in CLImate

@soulrelic616
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That's a nice library! Never seen it before!

Thanks for responding, I'll keep an eye out for the updates and I'll test as soon as you release them :)

@agung-wete
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any news on this ?

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