Simple web hook for gitlab. This is a simplified version of node-github-hook. As gitlab's web hook is simpler than github, I have just took off some parts from node-github-hook to allow work also with gitlab.

Installation

Install via npm:

$ npm install git-web-hook

Usage

Using the Git Hook

var GitHook = require('git-web-hook');
var githook = GitHook({/* options */});

githook.listen();

githook.on('event', function (repo, ref, data, query) {
});

githook.on('event:reponame', function (ref, data, query) {
});

githook.on('event:reponame:ref', function (data, query) {
});

githook.on('reponame', function (event, ref, data, query) {
});

githook.on('reponame:ref', function (event, data, query) {
});

Event Emitters

• event - the event name to listen to (sent by github, typically 'push')
• reponame - the name of your repo (this one is node-github-hook)
• ref - the git reference (such as ref/heads/master)

Options

• host - the host to listen on, defaults to '0.0.0.0'
• port - the port to listen on, defaults to 3420
• secret - an optional secret to require in callbacks as a query parameter, default is to not use a secret
• logger - an optional instance of a logger that supports the "log" and "error" methods and one parameter for data (like console), default is to not log. mostly only for debugging purposes.

Configuring Web Hook

Configure a WebHook URL to whereever the server is listening. You also can include in the query string a secret parameter (http://...?secret=yoursecret) to be checked during each event is running.

License

Copyright (c) 2014 Max Claus Nunes. This software is licensed under the MIT License.