This is a simple tool to deploy your application by a git repository, written in golang. It works like a webserver that you have a endpoint that will be your hook.
First you need to have golang installed in your pc to compile the bin. You also will need ssh keys from your github/bitbucket repository configured, and a server with a ssh connection.
You can install it by the two ways:
from the git:
# git clone https://github.com/jorgeluisrezende/Dolly.git
or by the go package mannager:
# go get -v https://github.com/jorgeluisrezende/Dolly
After you download the source code, you need to navigate to project folder, like:
# cd "YOURGOPATH"/src/github.com/jorgeluisrezende/Dolly/
and build the bin:
# go build *.go
So, after that you will get a bin that you will run in you repo folder at the your server.
Here we need a hash to be your endpoint, so you just need run the bin built in prev step:
"YOURGOPATH"/src/github.com/jorgeluisrezende/Dolly:# ./dolly -gh "whateveryouwanthere"
It will return to you a md5 hash, you don't need expecificaly a hash but it is a simple way to keep your and point "safe", you just need copy to use in the next step:
"Repo that will be deployed":# ./"YOURGOPATH"/src/github.com/jorgeluisrezende/Dolly/dolly -s -p "a port that you want" -hash "you hash got at the prev step" &
With that you will get up your hook server in the background, if you dont want to put a port the server will run at the 8001 port. Your endpoint will be something like this:
localhost:8001/"yourhash" or localhost:"yourport"/"yourhash"
Now you just need open it in you nginx, apache or whatever server you want and do the next step that is configurate your hook on bitbucket or github.
Here there is a tutorial how to configure a webhook in bitbucket
And here in github
- Jorge Luis - Initial work - jorgeluisrezende
This project is licensed under the MIT License