aws-github-pages

This project sets custom domains for GitHub Pages of the repositories, including creating them in AWS Route53.

Prerequisites

1. AWS Account
2. A Hosted Zone in AWS for the domain you chose to use

Usage

1. Fork this repository
2. Set the following Secrets in your the forked GitHub repository (Encrypted Secrets):
   1. AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY to an access key of your AWS account
   2. AWS_REGION to an AWS region you chose to use
   3. GH_ACCESS_TOKEN to a GitHub Personal Access Token with repo scope set
3. Update settings.json with your account name and domain to use (repositories should be empty or ignored, the scripts will overwrite it)
4. Run the Deploy action when you wish, which will:
   1. Read all your repositories and collect all public and owned ones that have GitHub Pages enabled or has gh-pages branch
   2. Deploy the necessary CNAME records to the domain's hosted zone in AWS
      (i.e. CNAME {repository-name}.{domain} to {account}.github.io)
   3. Updates the repositories:
      1. Enables pages if it is not enabled yet and there is a gh-pages branch
      2. Sets custom domain for the pages
      3. Waits for HTTPS certificate for the custom domain and enabled HTTPS enforced
      4. Sets home page for the repository