A swift utility for Laravel Forge, available on Mac and iOS
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β β β β Unobtrusive solution for monitoring and controlling Laravel Forge servers.
Reboot servers or services like MySQL and Nginx. Launch and open an SSH-connection with Terminal, Hyper or iTerm directly from your Macβs menubar. Short cuts to your sites and copy serverβs IP address to your clipboard.
Edit configuration files, upload SSH keys and view the latest deployment log, restart PHP services or check Nginx config for syntax errors.
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Among the tools available for Laravel Forge, this is an unique feature F-Bar. There is no need to log in or out. All accounts are reachable directly from the menubar which speeds your workflow even more. Your API keys are stored encrypted.
Ability to monitor your Laravel Forge provisioned servers directly from the F-Bar. The monitor sends an HTTP request to every site on a given interval and will pop up a notification telling you it it is down.
No need to dive into your Terminal or CLI to deploy, access your Forge servers directly from you menubar without using a web browser. Get notifications when deployments are done.
Add a request in your deployment script and get a push notification when deployments is done. This is a free service for all F-Bar users. You can event set it up to push other kind of messages, like when backup is done.
No need to SSH into your server to change a value in your .env-files or edit a Nginx setting. With aid of F-Bar you can edit files directly on your desktop.
Supports multiple Laravel Forge accounts | β |
View application logs | β |
Open in Terminal | β |
Reboot server and services | β |
Easy upload of your SSH-key to Forge | β |
Test Nginx configuration | β |
Quick access to log-files | β |
Deploy | β |
Edit deployment script | β |
Edit .env | β |
Edit Nginx configuration | β |
Site monitoring | β |
Notifications | β |
I have to admit, when I first took a look at the app, I saw it as nothing more than a novelty.
But in practice, I am constantly using it.