Add push command

Use case

You have a Small Web web site and you want to update it from your local computer with the minimum of effort.

What it does

The push command is used to sync a copy of a web site onto the local computer using conventional defaults for the Small Web.

Suggested implementation

To update your site that is hosted at aral.small-web.org, the push command, when run from a folder called aral.small-web.org:

~/sites/aral.small-web.org> site push

Which you can also run by specifying the target folder explicitly. e.g.,

~/sites> site push aral.small-web.org

Is equivalent to the following sync-to command:

site sync-to=site@aral.small-web.org:public

The conventions that are applied are:

• The name of the folder is the domain of the site.
• The account name on the server is site.
• The published folder on the server is ~/public.
• The SSH key is at ~/.ssh/id_ed25519_aral.small-web.org (and ….pub).

Also see

site pull (#222 (closed))