Host your own git server over HTTP. Effortlessly hook into pre and post receive events and write status updates back to the client.
Comes in CLI and Library flavors.
I used this doc and this handy blog post
Simply run gittp at your command line after installing the binary into your $PATH.
Available args:
-port: The port that gittp listens on
-path: Specify a file path where pushed repositories are stored. If this folder doesn't exist, gittp will create it for you
-masterOnly: Only permit pushing to the master branch
-autocreate: Auto create repositories if they have not been created
-debug: turns on debug logging
Install:
go get gopkg.in/adamveld12/gittp.v1
This lib follows http.Handler conventions. I purposely do not include any authentication, since there are many http basic authentication modules out there to use.
package main
import (
"net/http"
"github.com/adamveld12/gittp"
)
func main() {
config := gittp.ServerConfig{
Path: "./repositories",
PreCreate: gittp.UseGithubRepoNames,
PreReceive: gittp.MasterOnly,
PostReceive: func(h gittp.HookContext, archive io.Reader){
h.Writef("Woohoo! Push to %s succeeded!\n", h.Branch)
}
}
handle, _ := gittp.NewGitServer(config)
log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":80", handle))
}All contributions, critiques and questions are welcome.
MIT