GoHotDeploy

GoHotDeploy is a lightweight tool that enables hot deployment of Go applications using GitLab Webhooks.

Usage

Install GoHotDeploy:

go get github.com/treeforest/gohotdeploy

Create a configuration file config.yml with the following content:
```
port: 8080
repositories:
  my-repo:
    build_relative_dir: .
    build_args_bin: ""
```
Replace . with the relative path to the build directory within your Git repository. If build_relative_dir is left empty, it defaults to the current directory of the repository.

Modify the build_args_bin value to include the desired arguments to be passed when executing the built binary. If build_args_bin is left empty, no additional arguments will be passed during program execution.
Start GoHotDeploy:
```
gohotdeploy --config=config.yml
```
GoHotDeploy will start an HTTP server listening on the specified port (default: 8080) for GitLab webhook events.
Configure GitLab webhook:
- Go to your GitLab project settings.
- Navigate to "Webhooks" in the left sidebar.
- Add a new webhook with the following settings:
  - URL: http://your-server-ip:8080/
  - Trigger: "Push events"
  - SSL verification: Enable or disable based on your server configuration
  - Save the webhook.
Whenever a push event occurs in your GitLab repository, GoHotDeploy will automatically build and deploy your application.