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The simple way to automatically update your app using a webhook.

This script listens to the bitbucket webhook and updates the current brunch of your project.

What does it do?

git fetch
git pull origin {current_branch_name}

Install

composer require sevaske/git-webhook-handler

Examples

You can create a file: {your_project_path}/webhook/index.php

Just update the project

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';

$projectRootPath = dirname(__DIR__) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;
$requestContent = file_get_contents("php://input");
$gitAlias = 'git';

$webhook = new \GitWebhookHandler\Webhook\Bitbucket(
    $projectRootPath,
    $requestContent,
    $gitAlias
);

$result = $webhook->handlePull(); // boolean

Update and process the results

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/../vendor/autoload.php';

$projectRootPath = dirname(__DIR__) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;
$requestContent = file_get_contents("php://input");
$gitAlias = 'git';

$webhook = new \GitWebhookHandler\Webhook\Bitbucket(
    $projectRootPath,
    $requestContent,
    $gitAlias
);

// update and get results of executions
$fetchResult = $webhook->git->fetch();
$pullResult = $webhook->git->pull();

// Execution details
$fetchResult->output; // The result of executing the command "git fetch"
$pullResult->output; // The result of executing the command "git pull origin {your_current_branch}"
$noChanges = \GitWebhookHandler\Terminal\Git::catchNoChanges($pullResult); // True if no changes
$pullErrors = \GitWebhookHandler\Terminal\Git::catchErrors($pullResult); // Array of errors

// Errors & the repo details
$webhook->errors; // Array of errors
$webhook->git->branchName; // Current branch of your project
$webhook->requestHandler->authors; // Array of changes authors (full name, email and nickname)
$webhook->requestHandler->request->repository->full_name; // Repository name

// maybe you want to do something else?
$composerUpdateCommand = "export COMPOSER_HOME=/home/sevaske/.composer && cd {$projectRootPath} && composer update";
$composerUpdateResult = \GitWebhookHandler\Terminal\Command::exec($composerUpdateCommand);
$composerUpdateResult->output; // The result of executing the command "composer update"

Errors?

If you have any errors related to accessing the repository, you can run the following command:

git config --global --add safe.directory {project_path}
sudo git remote set-url origin https://{bitbucket_user}:{auth_pass}@bitbucket.org/{project_name}/{repo_name}.git

Also, the script must have access to all the files of your project otherwise you may have an error. A quick solution (but unsafe, so be careful):

sudo chown -R www-data:www-data {project_path}

What about security?

The webhook checks the branch name and checks if such a branch exists in the repository. The execution command is fixed and does not contain anything dynamic.

sevaske / git-webhook-handler

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