Scripts for juggling git repos
An ssh gatekeeper and helper.
It is set and configured via the command option in authorized_keys.
This allows it to grant read and/or write privileges to specific folders based on SSH keys.
gitwrapper.sh automatically creates repositories if they are pushed for the first time.
If a non-existent repo is pulled, an empty one is sent instead.
This feature requires $HOME/empty.git to be an empty git repository.
This allows for easy creation of new repos by just cloning any name, creating a first commit, and then pushing.
gitwrapper.sh OPTIONS
-r <DIR> Allow pull from DIR
-w <DIR> Allow push to DIR
-a <DIR> Allow push/pull from/to DIR
-i Allow inetractive Login
# .ssh/authorized_keys
# Allow bob read/write on bob and read on public
command="gitwrapper.sh -a bob -r public" ssh-rsa AAAA... bob@bobpc
# Allow joe read on public
command="gitwrapper.sh -r public" ssh-rsa AAAA... joe@joepc
This script handles mirroring to GitHub via the GitHub API. Note that it only ever pushes, so changes on GitHub will result in failure. The first argument specifies the configuration file, setting the following variables:
USERNAME GitHub Username
TOKEN GitHub Authorization Token
REPO_DIR local repository directory
PRIVATE Specifies, whether $REPO_DIR should be trated as public (false) or private (true)
Repos will be created on GitHub accordingly
LIMIT Limit syncing to repos specified in LIMIT_TO (true/false)
LIMIT_TO Array of repos to limit syncing to
MIT