A web server receive HTTP request to pull local repository
install
python3 -m pip install gitagent
require
GitAgent based on python3, and those libs was required.
Tornado
GitPython
if you use pip install GitAgent, the requirements will be install automatic.
Desc
GitAgent run as a webserver. It receive command from http requests and do operation to local git repositorys.
So GitAgent let you can do git operation over http request.
With GitAgent, you can a git repository on other machine to:
get current status
pull latest code
checkout branch …
GitAgent also support execute some commant after pull success, and use a password to protect http request.
You can see detail documents over https://github.com/alexazhou/GitAgent
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