myWebHook

A custom git web hook that allows you to automatically sync your repos with Github or Bitbucket. The web hook attempts to update a folder with the same name of the branch, but this can be configured easily.

Concept

When using topic branching you can easily designate certain branches to represent application environments or locations. Imagine a branch dedicated to your staging, development or production environment.

<img src="https://www.dropbox.com/s/kre58bltejl1oxh/myWebHookEnvironments.png?dl=1" height=340 />

You can also associate a branch with multiple folders

<img src="https://www.dropbox.com/s/6tbhospuvkwzf2w/myWebHookClients.png?dl=1" height=340 />

Installation

Simply download place the file myWebHook.php in your www or public_html directory on your hosting account.

If you can SSH into your webhost and navigate to your public_html/ or www/ directory, simply run: wget http://rawgithub.com/mexitek/myWebHook/master/myWebHook.php

Customization

Edit the first couple of variables in myWebHook.php. You can choose to change the name of your main git remote, turn on web hook logs or associate a branch with custom folder paths.

// Your remote name
$remote = "origin";

// Aliases for branches and directories
$aliases = array(
  "master"  => array( "path/to/production" ),
  "staging" => "path/to/staging",
  "clients" => array( "client1","client2","client3","client4" )
);

// Do you want a log file with web hook posts?
$log = FALSE;

Activate on Github

<img src="https://www.dropbox.com/s/avnm5e8gwcnguez/myWebHookGithubSetup.png?dl=1" />

Activate on BitBucket

<img src="https://www.dropbox.com/s/xtl8uvs0epkfp7k/myWebHookBitbucketSetup.png?dl=1" />

License: arlo.mit-license.org