Simple Elixir/Phoenix app acting as a Git Smart HTTP server.

In your application's config.exs :

config :exgitd, [repositories_root: "/tmp/"]

repositories_root is the directory where Exgitd will look for your repositories.

$ mix do: deps.get, compile
$ mix phoenix.start

Say I have a bare git repository in /tmp/myuser/myrepo.git

$ # This will create a `myrepo` directory with a clone of the repo:

$ git clone https://localhost:4000/git/myuser/myrepo.git

$ # This pulls the changes from the master branch:

$ git pull https://localhost:4000/git/myuser/myrepo.git master

$ # I made local changes that I commited, push them:

$ git push https://localhost:4000/git/myuser/myrepo.git master

You can also list the available repositories of a given user with a GET request:

$ curl -X GET https://localhost:4000/git/myuser/
myrepo.git
myotherrepo.git

And upload a file through the /file/ route:

$ curl -F "file=@MyFile" https://localhost:4000/file/myuser

Which will put it by default in :repositories_root/../files/

** If you're using it anywhere else than localhost, you should consider using https...**

##TODO

• No AUTH!
• No Error handling
• No tests

Articles used to base this code on.

• Git HTTP transport protocol documentation
• Implementing a Git HTTP Server

Copyright © 2014 Adrien Anselme and contributors MIT license. See COPYING for details.