badhook v1.0.1

Usage

1. edit config.js
2. run npm start

Config

single project webhook

{
  port: 8080,
  events: ['push'],
  origin: ['github', 'gitlab', 'coding'],
  path: '/project_dir',
  cmd: 'cd /project_path/project_name; git pull'
};

eg: we have a project at /usr/project call test

{
  port: 8080,
  events: ['push'],
  origin: ['github', 'gitlab', 'coding'],
  path: '/i_am_a_webhook',
  cmd: 'cd /usr/project/test; git pull',
};

Then you can set any git server a webhook url direct to this path on your own server like:

http://123.456.78.9:8080/i_am_a_webhook

multi projects webhook

{
  port: 8080,
  events: ['push'],
  origin: ['github', 'gitlab', 'coding'],
  project: [{
    path: '/project_dir_0',
    cmd: 'cd /project_path/project_name_0; git pull',
  }, {
    path: '/project_dir_1',
    cmd: 'cd /project_path/project_name_1; git pull',
  }, {
    path: '/project_dir_2',
    cmd: 'cd /project_path/project_name_2; git pull',
  }]
};

Addresses are:

http://123.456.78.9:8080/project_dir_0
http://123.456.78.9:8080/project_dir_1
http://123.456.78.9:8080/project_dir_2

password

If the webhook request have a password option You can set it in the config.js.

{
  port: 8080,
  password: 'password',
  events: ['push'],
  origin: ['github', 'gitlab', 'coding'],
  path: '/i_am_a_webhook',
  cmd: 'cd /usr/project/test; git pull',
};

Author

LLQ 2016