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gitrelay

v0.1.1

Published

A simple relay that transfers files from a git repository via a POST webhook

Downloads

3

Readme

gitrelay

A simple webhook receiver that listens to a remote git repository changes and deploys files received via a POST request to predefined locations on the local machine or a remote one.

Gitrelay runs as a server that listens to git events. Once a git event is detected (e.g. a file commit), the event is relayed to the registered plugins.

A gitrelay plugin is simply an event listener that processes received data or triggers another event for a different plugin to process.

In the current version of gitrelay, there are 2 plugin available:

  • a bitbucket plugin which reacts to the bitbucket POST webhook
  • a localgit plugin which execute pull requests from the local repo

These two plugins support the basic continuous-integration scenario: files updated in a Bitbucket repository are pushed to a dev or production server.

Have a look at the plugin directory to see how these plugins are implemented and feel free to add more.