Initialise services to work with your project and caddy
Putting your code into Bowers registry so that other can
bower install
Ensure you have a bower.json with the correct name
and that the repository
is up to date within your package.json.
- CLI:
caddy init bower
You only need to complete this step once. Bower will then be updated every time you tag your code in git. Both of the other release process include git-tagging.
For any other bower questions, i.e. to unregister your repository etc see bower.io.
Put an existing project onto github.io
- CLI:
caddy init gh-pages
This will create a gh-pages branch locally and send a test file remotely.
See #deploying-to-github.io for next steps.
Initialise a remote Git repository for the first time
- CLI:
caddy init git
This will add files from within the current directory, commit and push them to the provided git repo.