cskwrd / quick-send-action

⚡📡 Quickly transfer deployments and/or files to a remote host automatically

Need to run tests in production? Tired of finding your files here when you need them there? Fear not! The QuickSend GitHub Action sends your things when and where you need them, for FREE!

Quickstart

Place the following in a new workflow (ex: .github/workflows/quick-send-quickstart.yml):

name: '📡 Transfer Files'
on: push

jobs:
  quickstart:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest

    steps:
      - name: '🚚 Clone project repository'
        uses: actions/checkout@v3

      - name: '🏗 Build project'
        run: |
          npm ci
          npm run build
    
      - name: '📧 Quickly send files'
        uses: cskwrd/quick-send-action@v1
        with:
          protocol: 'smtps'
          remote-host: 'smtp.gmail.com'
          remote-port: 465
          username: ${{ secrets.smtp_username }}
          password: ${{ secrets.smtp_password }}
          smtp-from: ${{ secrets.smtp_username }}
          smtp-to: ${{ secrets.smtp_username }}
          files: |
            dist/**/*

Settings

Keys can be added directly to your .yml config file or referenced from your project Secrets storage.

To add a secret go to the Settings tab in your project then select Secrets. I strongly recommend you store your password as a secret.

Key Name	Required	Example	Description
protocol	Yes	smtps	At this time, the only valid values are smtp or smtps (most email providers prefer smtps)
remote-host	Yes	smtp.gmail.com	SMTP server host name
remote-port	Yes	465	The open port one the SMTP server
username	No	[e-mail]	The username to authenticate as (Leave both username and password blank to connect without authentication)
password	No	some-secret-password	The password for the user above (Leave both username and password blank to connect without authentication)
smtp-from	Yes	[e-mail]	The email address to use as the FROM address
smtp-to	Yes	[e-mail]	The email address to use as the TO address
files	Yes	transporter-room/**/*	List of patterns specifying files to include or exclude (More info on patterns)