node-tomcat-manager
nodejs-based simple command-line tomcat manager
Install
npm install node-tomcat-managerUsage
Make sure you have a user "tomcat" with password "tomcat" and manager roles assigned, in your tomcat-users.xml file, e.g.:
If you have different username or password, please change it in the tomcat.json config.
Usage:
tomcat [options] <func> <app> <func> One of the below: list show applications stop stop an application start start an application restart restart an application undeploy undeploy an application kill stop -> undeploy deploy deploy app to the server clean clean-up the build folders delete remove the app folder from the server redeploy stop -> undeploy -> clean -> deploy <app> Application name -V, --verbose show all output -a, --all also show ignored applications -h, --help display help & usage-v, --version display cli name & versionExamples
tomcat list -a # show all deployed applications tomcat stop myApp # stop an application tomcat myApp kill # stop and undeploy an app Config
You need a config file to manage undeployed apps. Create a tomcat.json file in the same folder as script:
With the above file tomcat list would also show you apps from config. You can then do:
tomcat deploy MyTomcatApptomcat MyTomcatApp redeployTips
- App and Func order doesn't matter, e.g. these are equivalent:
tomcat stop myApptomcat myApp stop- You don't have to put the whole name, partial matches are fine too! If you have app called "MyTomcatApp" you can do:
tomcat start myapptomcat start app # provided you don't have another similar name containing "app" - Apps from config are managed using commmand line, so if commands you want to put there work in your console they should work here as well
License
MIT