Upload site

[Dick Honing]

How can I upload a whole site to AppDrag?

[Dick Honing]

already found it ... ctrl click on the root folder in code editor ...
and drag and drop files and folders ...

[Joseph Benguira]

indeed!

FYI it's also possible to do that with our CLI tool, it's convenient if you have a build process and want to upload the builded result:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/appdrag

[Dick Honing]

@Joseph-Benguira thanks for the tip! And uh ... perhaps a stupid question, but where do these files get downloaded to? ... or did I forget a parameter?

Config file successfully written, you won't need to specify your appID when pushing from this directory.
dick:~ dick$ appdrag fs pull CloudBackend 
dick:~ dick$

[Joseph Benguira]

Hey Dick,

please check our documentation here for more details:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/appdrag

there is a "Usage examples" section in the doc with few examples

[Dick Honing]

@Joseph-Benguira I read this, but it does not tell where the 'pulled' files end up in ... or am I overlooking something?

[Dick Honing]

@Joseph-Benguira some additional information:

dick:~ dick$ appdrag fs pull preview
Forbidden
Forbidden
Forbidden
Forbidden
Forbidden
Forbidden
done writing : index.html
Forbidden
Forbidden
dick:~ dick$

Where does the index.html go? And why are the other files forbidden?

[Daniel Mulroy]

Hi Dick,

In general, command line tools pull things into what's called the current working directory (cwd).

If you want to find out what directory you're in, you can enter the command "pwd" (print working directory).

From your screenshot you'll find the files in your user home folder though

In the future, you'll probably want to navigate to a folder created for a particular project before running the appdrag commands.

[Dick Honing]

@Daniel-Mulroy Thanks!

[Dick Honing]

@Joseph-Benguira any idea what may cause the 'Forbidden' and files ending up to be 0 kb?