git-udp-syndicate - post-update notification via UDP

Includes a shell script to install as a (server side) post-receive
hook, and sample receivers written in perl.

Two hosts are involved, the git server hosting the project repository,
and the nonfictions host  which receive notifications via UDP.

Scripts:


git-udp-syndicate.post-update - git post-update (server side) hook
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On the git server:
1. Install on git server as /srv/git/${PROJECT}.git/hooks/post-receive
2. edit DEST_ADDR and DEST_PORT

DEST_ADDR is the hostname or IP of your notifications host, and
DEST_PORT is a port on that host which you can open for UDP from the
git server.


git-udp-syndicate.udp-to-jsonl.pl - write per project JSONL files
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On the notifications host:
1. Place the script on your system and make it executable
2. edit "##vars" section, in particular port must match DEST_PORT above

The first argument to the script specifies the folder to create JSONL
files in or, when no argument is given, files are written into a
"log/" folder within current directory, which must exist.

git-udp-syndicate.udp-to-comichat-webrelay.pl - write to a comichat server
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On the notification host:
1. Place the script on your system and make it executable
2. edit "##vars" section; remove_baseuri is the full PROTO, host, and
port (if any) for your comicchat webrelay.


Message Format:

Messages contain five items, space separated:

PROJECT:  the repository name
CONTEXT:  the branch/tag
REVISION: the new commit hash (given as $newrev)
AUTHOR:   the local name of the author (not the commiter)
MESSAGE:  the first line of the commit message


COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2023 Corwin Brust <corwin@bru.st>

LICENSE

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it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
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