# actions/pages

GitHub/Gitea action to deploy a static webpage, similar to GitLab actions.

Since Gitea (as of October 2023) does not have an integrated pages feature,
this assumes that you have access to
- a webserver that can serve your files via https
- the ability to add ssh-keys to that server used
- a suitable webroot on your server where that the ci deploys to
and prepared your server accordingly.

See [abstractnonsense/pages](https://git.abstractnonsense.se/abstractnonsense)
for scripts and detailed explanations on how to set up the webserver part
that you need for this action to work.

## Existing deploy
Here on `git.abstractnonsen.se`, we already have an instance deployed.
If you want to use it, contact [Max](https://git.abstractnonsen.se/max) or [Josia](https://git.abstractnonsen.se/josia) to set up ssh keys.


## Inputs

Regarding access to the server (defaults in parantheses):
- `host-user` (`pages`): The Linux user of your webserver for which you have configured the ssh key.
- `host` (`abstractnonsen.se`): Hostname to access, typically your domain.
- `host-key` (`ssh-ed25519 AAA...`): Public ssh hostkey (the one that would usually be in `~/.ssh/known_hosts`, including the key type but not the hostname
- `ssh-key`: SSH private key for authentication (the one usually in `~/.ssh/id_rsa`. If not specified, the `PAGES_SSH_KEY` secret (from gitea) will be read, this is the preferred and secure way to use this.
- `directory` (`public`): Directory to deploy. All files *in* this directory will be deployed.
- `index` (`true`): If `true`, `tree` will be used to generate a list of files into `index.html`.
- `index-title` (name of repository): Header and title of the generated `index.html`.


## Example

```
jobs:
  deploy:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v3
      - name: prepare pages
        run: |
          mkdir public
          mv some_file.txt public
          mv some_other_file.html public
      - uses: actions/pages@v1
        with:
          index-title: "CI test"
```