Description

Being a PHP developer I heavily rely on SVN. Even for small projects SVN helps me keeping track of my changes and, if need be, to revert any bogus code I wrote. My main issue was to deploy my stable code via SVN on a webserver. Hence Sync.Base was born. It allows me to create Tags of my current Trunk and easily deploy this new tag by the push of a button to a live checkout. This also allowed me to revert from one Tag to an older version.

Download

Download : Sync.Base Source (29)

Features

• Project Configuration per Server (e.g. syncbase.example.com)
• Fully customizable templates using Smarty
• Create new Tags for a project
• List all Tags for a project and compare the changes between tags
• Full version listing of all configured projects
• Deploy a newly created tag to a site
• Use Basic Authentication to pass through to SVN or configure fixed usernames and passwords

Requirements

• Installed SVN binary
• For each project you need to have a tag already deployed for Sync.Base to pick it up, e.g. by uploading the checkout to your project location on the Webserver
• Each project requires Sync.Base to have full read and write access to the code deployed by SVN

Limitations

• Sync.Base only supports on-site checkouts on the same server
• Database updates are not done automatically by Sync.Base

Installation

Installation of Sync.Base is fairly simple:

1. Download the Sync.Base Source (29)
2. Upload source to your webserver
3. Make syncbase/templates/compile writeable by the Webserver
4. Upload a tag for a project to your webserver
5. Configure your projects in syncbase/include/config/global.inc.php
6. Test your settings by getting the Version listing for your configured projects