Git HTTP backend in go
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