This is a simple SBT AutoPlugin that uses scala-ssh and [Apache Commons Compress] (http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-compress/) to compress and scp a provided directory to some remote host.
The plugin gives you the task backup which can be inserted into your build process as
needed
It could be used to backup test results, documentation or any other supplementary material generated during packaging.
Add to your project/plugins.sbt
addSbtPlugin("com.sensatus" % "sbt-backup" % "1.0.0")And enable in your project/Build.scala
.enablePlugins(SbtBackup)The following keys are used for configuration:
| Key | Type | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| backupHostname | Option[String] | hostname to connect to | None |
| backupPort | Int | which port on remote host to connect to | 22 |
| backupKeyFile | Option[File] | key file to use to authenticate | None |
| backupUsername | String | username to connect as | System.getProperty("user.name") |
| backupSourceDir | Option[File] | which directory to compress and transfer | None |
| backupRemoteDir | File | remote directory in which to put the file | file(".") |
if backupKeyFile is not provided, it will attempt to use any keys it can find in ~/.ssh/
backupSourceDir is a taskKey rather than a settings key so that the 'input' to this task can
depend on the output of some other task. For example:
backupSourceDir := (unidoc in Compile).value.headOptionscala-ssh relies on [sshj](https://github .com/shikhar/sshj) for the underlying transport, therefore this only supports the protocols that are supported by sshj
Currently only tar.gz compression is used and the use of ssh-key based authentication is hard coded