Introduction

Dauto is an automation tool that can hook itself to git repositories. The default hook now is a pre-commit hook that gets executed first once you git commit a repository.

Command Line

hook write a pre-commit git hook into a repository to enable dauto integration.
run run a job.

Installation

You need go compiler to be installed and GOPATH env variable to be set. If it is not set:

export GOPATH=$HOME/go  # or anywhere you prefer

Once both are ready:

go get https://github.com/abstractpaper/dauto

How to Use

Dauto can be used to execute arbitrary commands for any git repository. It is language independent.

Here is an example hooking a go project to dauto:

dauto hook $GOPATH/foo/bar
echo '["go test -v foo/bar/./...", "echo win!"]' >> $GOPATH/foo/bar/dauto.json

That's it! Now try to add and commit your changes and see what happens. All commands in your dauto.json file have to execute successfully otherwise your commit will halt.

`dauto.json`

The configuration file for describing dauto jobs. Commands are executed in order; for example:

[
    "go test -v github.com/abstractpaper/dauto/./...",
    "echo bang!"
]

Features:

Shell commands.
Email sending. (TODO)
URL call. (TODO)
Docker integration. (TODO)

API (TODO)

Add REST APIs that invoke command line commands.