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SVPS - Auto Mount VPS

🚀 A simple CLI tool to automate the setup and pre-settings of your Ubuntu VPS

Install

   npm i svps

Initializing the Environment

   npx svps || npx svps init

This will create the default configuration files:

   [ '.svpsrc.js', '.domains.json', '.cronjobs.sh', 'index.html' ]

Edit .svpsrc.js with the SSH access and your settings

Mounting VPS

   npx svps mount

Setps:

Fixes common conflicts on Ubuntu
Runs common apt commands
Sets the most common Firewall settings
Installs Apache2 and forbids access to the default html directory
Installs vsftpd with users setted in .svpsrc.js
Prepares the Virtual Host and abilite Rewrite
Installs PHP with the version setted in .svpsrc.js
Installs Node.js with the version and global modules setted in .svpsrc.js
Installs MySQL and creates the databases and users setted in .svpsrc.js
Adds cronjobs setted on the file specified in .svpsrc.js
Reruns common apt commands
Executes your personal sh commands specified in .svpsrc.js
Restart VPS

Notes:

All steps are optional: You can enable or disable any step in .svpsrc.js
You are free to disable all the steps and create your own module of sh commands ˣ‿ˣ
- See APPEND_COMMANDS in .svpsrc.js
The entire remote process is displayed on console in real time
This may take a long time depending on your VPS plan

Adding Virutal Hosts

   npx svps set domains

Gets listed domains in .domains.json or a HTTP GET Request JSON setted in .svpsrc.js
Sets the Virtual Host for each domain and www CNAME
Creates each domain directories with a default index.(html|php) setted in .svpsrc.js
- The domains previously set up or repeated in the list will be ignored

For Node.js:

The proxy is already auto-configured to route all local ports to 80, then just add the domains with local port in .domains.json:

   [
      ...,
      "mysite.com:3000",
      // 📁 mysite.com/app.js
      // 📁 mysite.com/public_html/index.html

      "mycname.mysite.com:3001",
      // 📁 mycname.mysite.com/app.js
      // 📁 mycname.mysite.com/public_html/index.html

      "myothersite.com:3002",
      // 📁 myothersite.com/app.js
      // 📁 myothersite.com/public_html/index.html
   ]

Don't repeat local ports!

For PHP:

Just add the domains in .domains.json:

   [
      ...,
      "mysite.com",
      // 📁 mysite.com/public_html/index.html

      "mycname.mysite.com",
      // 📁 mycname.mysite.com/public_html/index.html

      "myothersite.com",
      // 📁 myothersite.com/public_html/index.html
   ]