Introduction

gitlab-webhook-receiver is a script to receive http posts from gitlab and then pull the latest branches from a git repo.

License

gitlab-webhook-receiver is released under the GPL v2.

Documentation

(1) Modify the script

Modify the script near the top where it looks like this:

############################################################
##### You will likely need to change some of the below #####

# log file for this script
log_file = '/var/lib/puppet/gitlab-webhook-receiver/webhook.log'

# where the puppet base git dir is
git_dir = "/etc/puppet/environments"

# the puppet master environment
git_master_dir = "/etc/puppet/environments/master"

# this is the name of the gitlab project name
git_project = "newpuppet"

# this is the git ssh account
git_ssh = "git@github.com"

log_max_size = 25165824         # 24 MB
log_level = logging.INFO
#log_level = logging.DEBUG      # DEBUG is quite verbose

##### You should stop changing things unless you know what you are doing #####
##############################################################################

update it with where your dirs live.

(2) create the gitlab webhook

In gitlab, as admin, go to "Hooks" tab, create hook as: http://your.ip.goes.here:8000

or change the port on line 175 of the script.

(3) Optional init script

Remember to edit the script if any of your directories were changed.

(4) Do initial checkout manually

Whatever your git_dir is, do the first checkout manually. The script is made to work with a pre-existing setup; and this gives you a chance to make sure your permissions/ssh keys are all setup properly.

Trouble getting it working?

Let me know what's happening and I'll try to help. Email me at shawn@systemtemplar.org.

Contributing

I'm open to any feedback / patches / suggestions.

Shawn Sterling shawn@systemtemplar.org

nate-johnston/gitlab-webhook-receiver