DEPRECATED

⚠️ This project is far from being the best way to implement a CI/CD pipeline. We migrated all our CI/CD stuff to Github actions, which I recommand you to check instead of this tool.

Github auto pull

This script helps you deploying your code on production server.

When you push your code on the configured branch it will automatically pull the latest code, and execute your bash script to do whatever need to be done (building, restarting services...).

It uses Github hooks.

The script will run in a docker container, so it will be resilient to crashes.

Usage

1. Clone the watched repo on your production server. You must be able to git pull without entering your creds. You can achieve that by generating a SSH key and upload it to your Github account.

2. Clone this project.

3. Go to your Github repo, then in settings > web hooks, create a new web hook.

   In the payload url field, put http://your-prod-server:9999/push.

   In content type, select application/json.

   In the secret field, define a secret that will be used to authenticate requests to your production server.

4. Then you can edit config.json:

{
    "repos": [
        {
            "repo": "t0mm4rx/test_repo", // Full name of the repo -> gh_user/repo_name
            "secret": "dummy", // Secret you put when creating the hook
            "branch": "main", // The branch you want to pull
            "directory": "/root/test_repo", // The full path of the repo on your production server
            "command": "/bin/bash /root/restart_services.sh" // The command to execute when the repo is pulled
        }
    ]
}

You can have multiple repos to watch.