Code package format
Describes how to create code packages when deploying through the Deployment API for Optimizely Digital Experience Platform (DXP).
Code package naming convention
The first step to use the API is to bundle your web application into a code package. Use the following conventions when you name a code package (a package containing Web App binaries, configuration and so on).
<app name>.<package type>.app.<version>.nupkg
- App name. Optional.
- Package types. Values are:
- cms (primary Web App)
- commerce (commerce manager)
- Version. You can specify in different ways such as using a "date format" or a version number.
Examples
cms.app.1.0.0.nupkg
customer.cms.app.1.0.0.nupkg ("customer" being the "app name")
commerce.app.20190311103000.nupkg (version defined in a date/time format)
Code package content
The package should contain the Web App-related files, which normally exists at the path D:\Home\Site on the actual Azure Web App.
Only folders and files related to the code are allowed (that is, wwwroot, applicationHost.xdt), and a metadata file (optional) that should follow the package name.
Sample folder structure
- myapp.cms.app.1.0.0.nupkg
- wwwroot
- App_Data
- jobs
- continuous
- WebJob
- Run.cmd
- ...
- ...
- ...
- WebJob
- continuous
- jobs
- Web.config
- Web.Integration.config
- Web.Preproduction.config
- Web.Production.config
- App_Data
- applicationHost.xdt (optional)
- applicationHost.Preproduction.xdt (optional)
- applicationHost.Production.xdt (optional)
- myapp.cms.app.nuspec (optional)
- wwwroot
Transforms in any target environment need to be a part of the initial code package.
You can download an Optimizely Content Management System (CMS) sample site (Alloy) package example here:Â alloy.cms.app.1.2.1.nupkg
Create a code package
You can create a package by deploying to a folder and zipping this folder.
Example:
msbuild /p:Configuration=Release;DeployOnBuild=True;DeployDefaultTarget=WebPublish;WebPublishMethod=FileSystem;PublishProvider=FileSystem;LastUsedBuildConfiguration=Release;ExcludeApp_Data=False;publishUrl=..\SitePackageContent\wwwroot;DeleteExistingFiles=False
You can zip this folder (SitePackageContent in the example) as cms.app.1.0.0.nupkg  to make it a deployment package that you can use in DXP.
Updated about 1 month ago