How can I add a Repo when the server is already running?

[jsdario]

I have inspected through the source code but couldn't find a prove

[akaRem]

I'd propose to check if GitServer.repos#push works for your case.

[facundomedica]

+1 for this, someone achieved this?

[qrpike]

It will take some refactoring I believe. I'm open to PRs.

[facundomedica]

@qrpike I'm making a version with repository management based on a mongodb database. It has the users and the repos. I'm doing it for another project but I'll try to get a standalone working version before, so I'll be hopefully opening a PR soon (or if you think that adding a database would change too much the scope of this project, a new one). 👍

[qrpike]

@facundomedica That would be great! Or at least the option to choose to use Mongo or a flat config file. Or even a LevelDB or something without dependencies if mongo seems too heavy.

[facundomedica]

Cool then! My first though was mongo because I'm already using it with my main project, but sure, as soon as I get this working I'll try to add more features.

[jsdario]

I promoted a project within a Netbeast intern to write further functionality and refactor, you can start from here: https://github.com/netbeast/gitbox

It is a fork of this project with little overhead though. It would be super helpful to have separated storage systems (mongo, sqlite, postgresql or any other) from the git engine itself.