asuha

Asuha

Asuha: the Webhook server for online git hosting services.

WIP

Currently only support for Bitbucket. There are other great packages for Github (e.g. probot) that you can have a try ;)

Installation

• Install from Github with npm, npm i asuha
  • For CLI usage, npm i asuha -g
• Set up dependencies, npm install
  • Optional dependencies are commander.js and express, if in your use case, none of those above is required (i.e. you are not using as CLI command and you prefer builtin http/https server), you can install dependencies without them through npm install --no-optional

CLI

Document is WIP

API

Instance Method

set(configObj)

set(configKey, configValue)

See Configuration for available configs.

• Parameters
  • configObj object
  • configKey string
  • configValue any
• Return
  • this

on(event, listener)

once(event, listener)

See Events for available events and listener parameters.

• Parameters
  • event object
  • listener Function
• Return
  • this

off(event)

off(event, listener)

Just like EventEmitter API, you can call this method with one parameter event to remove all listeners related to this event or specified the listener as the second parameter.

MUST be called after Asuha#listen() has been called; otherwise, nothing happens.

• Parameters
  • event object
  • listener Function
• Return
  • this

Static Method

http()

Creating a http server with Asuha as the request handler.

• Return
  • Asuha

https(httpsOptions)

Creating a https server with Asuha as the request handler.

• Parameters
  • httpsOptions object

    Same as options for https.createServer()

• Return
  • Asuha

express()

express(app)

Optional dependencies express is required!

Creating an express server with Asuha as an express middleware. You can pass your custom express app as the first argument.

• Parameters
  • app express.Application
• Return
  • Asuha

Configuration

This is the default public configuration for Asuha. Use Asuha#set() to change the settings.

{
  cwd: process.cwd(),

  /**
   * Auto-scan the working directory to find local repositories.
   * Local Repo Scanning Algorithm is described as below.
   */
  autoScan: true,

  /**
   * default to ignore repository directories whose names start with '.' or '#';
   * you can use it to disable a repository
   * @type {string|RegExp}
   */
  match: /^[^.#].*$/,

  /**
   * Pre-configured repository mappings with local path. See the example.
   * @type {{ [repoHost: string]: { [repoFullname: string]: string } }}
   * @example {
   *    "github.com": {
   *      "momocow/Asuha": "/repo/asuha"
   *    }
   * }
   */
  repoMappings: {},

  /**
   * Each element is first constructed to a RegExp
   * then call its RegExp#test() to compare against the remote git event header.
   * @type {Array(string|RegExp)}
   */
  subscribeEvents: [ 'push' ],

  /**
   * Commands executed in serial by child_process#exec()
   * @type {string[]}
   */
  actions: [
    'git pull'
  ],

  /**
   * Stdio piping for each action
   */
  stdio: {
    /**
     * @type {Writable} 
     */
    stdout: process.stdout,

    /**
     * @type {Writable} 
     */
    stderr: process.stderr
  }
}

Events

The following events are listed in the order which they are fired when a remote event is received.

Note that action.pre and action.post can be fired multiple times in pair according to the number of configured actions.

• init fired only once after Asuha#init() called
  • repoPath string
  • repoFullname string
  • host string
• remote
  • repo RepoMeta
• actions.pre
  • repo RepoMeta
  • actions string[]
  • repoPath string
• action.pre
  • repo RepoMeta
  • action string
  • repoPath string
• action.post
  • repo RepoMeta
  • action string
  • repoPath string
• actions.post
  • repo RepoMeta
  • actions string[]
  • repoPath string
• done
  • repo RepoMeta

RepoMeta

For all remote events, see Github or Bitbucket webhook doc for more info.

{
  /**
   * @example 'Asuha'
   */
  name: string,

  /**
   * @example 'momocow/Asuha'
   */
  fullname: string,

  /**
   * @example 'momocow'
   */
  owner: string,

  /**
   * the format of this field is host-specified
   * @example 'push' for Github; 'repo:push' for Bitbucket
   */
  event: string,

  /**
   * Empty if the event is not a push event
   * @example [{
   *  hash: '709d658dc5b6d6afcd46049c2f332ee3f515a67d',
   *  author: 'momocow <[e-mail]>', // host-specified!
   *  message: 'new commit message\n',
   *  timestamp: new Date('2015-06-09T03:34:49+00:00'),
   * }]
   */
  commits: {
    hash: string,
    message: string,
    author: string,
    timestamp: Date
  }[]
}

Example

1. Using http server with Asuha

@see Asuha.test.js

// use .set() to configure
// use .on()/.once() to listen for Asuha events
const asuha = Asuha.http()
  .set('actions', [ 'git pull --rebase' ])
  .set('cwd', __dirname)
  .on('debug', console.debug.bind(console))
  .listen(/* Same args as http.Server.listen() */ function () {
    const { port, address } = asuha.server.address() // http.Server.address()
    console.debug('Asuha is listening at %s:%d', address, port)
  })