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ssh-job

v1.0.5 Latest version

ssh-job

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ssh-job

Execute any script through ssh

Installation

Copy and paste the following snippet into your .yml file.

              

- name: ssh-job

uses: nekiro/[email protected]

Learn more about this action in nekiro/ssh-job

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ssh-job

Easier automated deployment through ssh via Github Action. 🚀

Execute commands on target server with few easy steps :)

Options

Param default required description
host n/a true Host to connect to
port 22 false Port to connect to
key n/a true Private key used for authorization
passphrase n/a false Passphrase used to decrypt key
user n/a true User used for authorization
password n/a false Password used for authorization
envs n/a false Json serialized secrets exported to shell
ignoredEnvs n/a false List of comma separated envs to ignore when exporting to shell
command n/a true Command/s or script to execute
exportActionOptions false true Export action options, this is handy when you want to access HOST, USER or any other options in shell script

Examples

Authorize with ssh private key and execute some commands

- name: create-directory
  uses: nekiro/ssh-job@main
  with:
    host: ${{ secrets.HOST }}
    key: ${{ secrets.KEY }}
    user: ${{ secrets.USER }}
    command: |
      ls
      mkdir dir

It's possible to automatically pass github secrets to the shell script, it allows you to use provided secrets directly in the bash script.

In this example, we have few secrets for example DIRECTORY, we want to pass all of them to shell script, so we simply add envs: ${{ toJson(secrets) }} and use it as regular bash variable

Keep in mind action options are not exported by default, so you wont be able to access HOST, KEY etc.

- name: create-directory
  uses: nekiro/ssh-job@main
  with:
    host: ${{ secrets.HOST }}
    key: ${{ secrets.KEY }}
    user: ${{ secrets.USER }}
    envs: ${{ toJson(secrets) }}
    command: mkdir $DIRECTORY

Contribution

Want to improve this project or found a bug? Feel free to open pull requests and create issues.

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