Bart

A collection of build and release tools.

A brief overview of the tools included are:

A stackable PHP Autoload register
PHP dependency injection (Diesel)
A shell class and mock shell class that allow the tester to mock out PHP global system functions, including those with PHP parameter references. E.g. exec($command, &$output, &$status);
A generic and configurable git hook framework that may be used singularly used by several git projects hosted on the same machine

PHP Autoloader

The Bart Autoloader provides a stackable autoload register. This allows the developer to provide several entry points into autoload directory trees. Read more at, http://developers.blog.box.com/2011/10/27/php-autoloader-building-your-own-register/

System Checkout

It can be effective to have a system clone of Bart for use in other scripts, for example the pre-receive hook described below.

Since system checkouts are not really owned or kept up to date by anyone, you'll need a cron to periodically fetch and reset from git hub. For convenience, we've included a script to install a cron for you.

$bart_home/maint/install-cron.sh --help

Composer

Bart supports the composer dependency format, https://github.com/composer/composer, which can serve as an appealing alternative to crons.

Diesel

See ./lib/Diesel.php and ./test/lib/Diesel_Test.php

Pre-Receive

The pre-receive hook is designed to be symlinked from your upstream repo to a local checkout of bart on disk. It gathers repository information from the path and sends that to a pre-receive script which has been generalized to work for all of your repositories. It then runs all configured hooks for the repo.

In order to configure behavior for the hook, configure

$bart_home/conf/hooks.conf

Setup

cd /usr/local/lib/bart

# Create the symlink to the pre-receive script
# ...which will, in this case, verify received commits for repository "your proj"
cd /git/projects/your-proj
ln -s /etc/bart/hooks/pre-receive ./hooks/pre-receive

Stop The Line

This hook checks the health of a jenkins job. See below for example configuration.

[jenkins]
class = Stop_The_Line
host = jenkins.internal-ip.company.com

; By default, the job name is inferred from the name of the repo
; Otherwise, use this config to override
job_name = 'the-build'

; Show progress as hook runs
verbose = yes

enabled = yes

Will check the current health of the the "the-build" on the jenkins server at jenkins.internal-ip.company.com. If the job is currently unhealthy, the commit will be rejected unless the commit message contains the key "{buildfix}"

Gerrit Approved?

This hook will verify the latest commit has been approved in Gerrit. See below for example configuration.

[gerrit]
class = Gerrit_Approved
host = gerrit.internal-ip.company.com
port = 29418

; Show progress as hook runs
verbose = yes

enabled = yes

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