Cloud 9 already comes with Git, PHP and Composer.
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EXAMPLE FOLDER STRUCTURE
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/home/ubuntu/website1
/home/ubuntu/website2
/home/ubuntu/website3
/home/ubuntu/PHPloy
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INSTALL PHPLOY
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Go to https://github.com/banago/PHPloy
Download and unzip the repo
Create a folder called “PHPloy” in Cloud9 in the “workspace” folder so that that folder is a sibling of your website folder(s).
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INSTALL PHPLOY DEPENDENCIES
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# Run the following commands in the Cloud9 Terminal
# move to the PHPloy folder
cd ~/workspace/PHPloy
# run Composer
composer install
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INITIALIZE EACH WEBSITE WITH PHPLOY
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# Run the following commands in the Cloud9 Terminal
# move into each website folder, e.g.
cd ~/workspace/website1
# initialize with PHPloy
php ../PHPloy/phploy.php –init
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CONFIGURE S/FTP SETTINGS
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Edit the newly-created phploy.ini file that was created in each website folder.
Replace the example values with actual values and paths for your web server.
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INITIALIZE EACH WEBSITE WITH GIT
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# Run the following commands in the Cloud9 Terminal
# move into each website folder, e.g.
cd ~/workspace/website1
# initialize with Git
git init
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ADD OR EDIT WEBSITE FILES
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If you don’t have any files in your websites folders, you can create them in Cloud9 or drag and drop them from your desktop.
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ADD THE NEW OR EDITED FILES TO GIT
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# Run the following commands in the Cloud9 Terminal
git add *
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CHECK THE STATUS OF NEW OR EDITED FILES IN GIT
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# Run the following commands in the Cloud9 Terminal
git status
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COMMIT THE NEW OR EDITED FILES TO GIT
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# Run the following commands in the Cloud9 Terminal
git commit -m “Changed website title”
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CHECK THE STATUS OF NEW OR EDITED FILES IN GIT
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# Run the following commands in the Cloud9 Terminal
git status
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DEPLOY CHANGES TO YOUR WEB SERVER
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# Run the following commands in the Cloud9 Terminal
php ../PHPloy/phploy.php
# If you get the error,
“Oh Snap: Unknown git-diff status. Use ‘–sync’ to update remote revision or use ‘–debug’ to see what’s wrong.”
do as it says and run the following command:
php ../PHPloy/phploy.php –sync
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VIEW MULTIPLE SITES WITH VIRTUAL HOSTS
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To preview multiples websites in Cloud9, you need to create virtual hosts. Unfortunately, Cloud9 only gives you 3 ports to use (8080, 8081, and 8082) so you can only create 3 virtual hosts. Instructions are at