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# cdadmin
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**cdadmin** is administration app for continuous deployment of static websites.
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**cdadmin** is intended to be used with static websites that are generated after
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changes are pushed to a Git repository. This works with sites that are being
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edited in code and tracked in Git, as well as with headless CMSs that are
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pushing changes via Git.
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cdadmin starts a web server that provides an admin interface as well as an API.
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No authentication is provided, so you'll want to reverse proxy through something
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that protects the endpoints.
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## Admin
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The main page of the admin show the staging and production rebuild status. It
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allows the user to queue a rebuild of the staging and production environments.
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It also allows the user to merge staging into production.
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- Handles webhooks that rebuild staging
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- Gives admin a button to rebuild staging
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- Gives users feedback on the staging rebuild status
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- Handles webhooks that rebuild production
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- Gives admin a button to rebuild production
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- Gives users feedback on the production rebuild status
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- Gives users a button to rebase production on staging (did I say that
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correctly?)
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## Email
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Need to support at least the following for sending email.
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- SMTP
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- Amazon SES
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- Mailgun
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