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#!/bin/bash
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# change these lines to suit
testconf=$HOME/GITOLITE-TESTCONF
gitolite_url=https://github.com/sitaramc/gitolite
# change it to something local for frequent use
# gitolite_url=file:///tmp/gitolite.git
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Usage: gitolite-local <options>
#
# Test your gitolite.conf rule lists on your LOCAL machine (without even
# pushing to the server!)
#
# (one-time)
#
# 1. put this code somewhere in your $PATH if you wish
# 2. edit the line near the top of the script if you want to use some other
# directory than the default, for "testconf".
# 2. prepare the "testconf" directory by running:
# gitolite-local prep
#
# (lather, rinse, repeat)
#
# 1. edit the conf (see notes below for more)
# gitolite-local edit
# 2. compile the conf
# gitolite-local compile
# 3. check permissions using "info" command:
# gitolite-local info USERNAME
# 4. check permissions using "access" command:
# gitolite-local access <options for gitolite access command>
# 5. clone, fetch, and push if you like!
# gitolite-local clone <username> <reponame> <other options for clone>
# gitolite-local fetch <username> <options for fetch>
# gitolite-local push <username> <options for push>
#
# note on editing the conf: you don't have to use the edit command; you can
# also directly edit '.gitolite/conf/gitolite.conf' in the 'testconf'
# directory. You'll need to do that if your gitolite conf consists of more
# than just one file (like if you have includes, etc.)
#
# note on the clone command: most of the options won't work for clone, unless
# git is ok with them being placed *after* the repo name.
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
die() { echo "$@" >&2; exit 1; }
usage() { perl -lne 'print substr($_, 2) if /^# Usage/../^$/' < $0; exit 1; }
[ -z "$1" ] && usage
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
if [ $1 == prep ]
then
set -e
[ -d $testconf ] && die "directory '$testconf' already exists"
mkdir $testconf
cd $testconf
export HOME=$PWD
echo getting gitolite source...
git clone $gitolite_url gitolite
echo
echo installing gitolite...
gitolite/install >/dev/null
echo
echo setting up gitolite...
export PATH=$PWD/gitolite/src:$PATH
gitolite setup -a admin
echo
exit 0
fi
od=$PWD
cd $testconf
export HOME=$PWD
export PATH=$PWD/gitolite/src:$PATH
if [ $1 = edit ]
then
editor=${EDITOR:-vim}
$editor .gitolite/conf/gitolite.conf
elif [ $1 = compile ]
then
gitolite compile
elif [ $1 = compile+ ]
then
gitolite compile\; gitolite trigger POST_COMPILE
elif [ $1 = info ]
then
shift
user=$1
shift
GL_USER=$user gitolite info "$@"
elif [ $1 = access ]
then
shift
gitolite access "$@"
elif [ $1 = clone ]
then
shift
export G3T_USER=$1
shift
cd $od
export GL_BINDIR=$HOME/gitolite/t
# or you could do it the long way, using 'gitolite query-rc GL_BINDIR'
repo=$1; shift
git clone --upload-pack=$GL_BINDIR/gitolite-upload-pack file:///$repo "$@"
elif [ $1 = fetch ]
then
shift
export G3T_USER=$1
shift
cd $od
export GL_BINDIR=$HOME/gitolite/t
git fetch --upload-pack=$GL_BINDIR/gitolite-upload-pack "$@"
elif [ $1 = push ]
then
shift
export G3T_USER=$1
shift
cd $od
export GL_BINDIR=$HOME/gitolite/t
git push --receive-pack=$GL_BINDIR/gitolite-receive-pack "$@"
fi
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