Proper Development Environment for Webscripts (git? svn?)

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Rahul Varshney

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Aug 9, 2017, 11:58:35 AM8/9/17
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Hi all,

I really love webscript.io. Absolutely in love with it. I found it when learning angularjs and realizing that angular was "client-side" only and the moment I needed to do anything of significance with my apps (like handle credit card info), angular was useless.

And so I found webscript.io could handle all these server calls.

But now I've found myself in a situation where all my apps (for example: 740irentez.com, 317uvezpay.com, 408okrotli.com) are live, and since I'm editing within webscript.io itself, any changes I make can potentially break the app, without any source/version control or ability to "undo."

I feel this platform is so powerful, we can totally reboot the internet around it, but...

How do I properly develop with something like git (github, bitbucket)???

I know there's the ability to include modules from github:

but I don't think is a complete solution -- part of my code will reside on github and part on webscript?

What I am hoping is someone can guide me on how when I "git push" a repository, it will automatically update on webscript.io

I'm guessing this has something to do with setting up webhooks?

But then, I need two endpoints on webscript? One for production and one for testing?

There are no videos, no literature about this that I have found.

I am at a point in my development where I can't go any further until I have a proper development environment setup.

I am also experimenting with Eclipse IDE that has lua support. But I would like to be testing "in the cloud" and not locally.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

~rahul

Craig Steddy

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Aug 10, 2017, 10:12:06 PM8/10/17
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Hi Rahul,

Cheers,
Craig

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Rahul Varshney

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Aug 11, 2017, 1:07:07 PM8/11/17
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Thanks Craig.

This is beyond awesome.

I am studying this and hopefully will be able to port it over to bitbucket to take advantage of their free private repositories.

Much appreciated

~Rahul
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