The git.sr.ht API allows you to browse, create, and manage repositories on git.sr.ht programmatically. This API follows the standard sourcehut API conventions.
Authentication is done via the meta.sr.ht OAuth flow. The following OAuth scopes are available for git.sr.ht:
The high and low-level data endpoints are basic and provided as a convenience. For write operations or more complex read operations, we recommend using the git interface. git.sr.ht supports the smart protocol over HTTPS (read-only) and SSH (read/write).
{
"id": "sha-1 hash",
"short_id": "truncated hash",
"author": {
"email": "email address",
"name": "author name"
},
"committer": {
"email": "email address",
"name": "committer name"
},
"timestamp": "timestamp",
"message": "commit message",
"tree": "tree ID (sha-1 hash)",
"parents": [ list of parent IDs (string, sha-1 hash) ],
"signature": {
"signature": "base64 encoded PGP signature",
"data": "base64 encoded signed payload"
} or null
}
{
"id": "sha-1 hash",
"short_id": "truncated hash",
"entries": [
{
"name": "entry name",
"id": "sha-1 hash",
"type": "tree" | "blob",
"mode": unix file mode
}
]
}
{
"name": "name of reference (e.g. refs/heads/master)",
"target": "reference target (sha-1 hash)"
}
{
"id": integer,
"created": "timestamp",
"subject": "message subject",
"name": "repository name",
"description": "repository description (markdown)",
"visibility": "public" | "unlisted" | "private"
}
Note: usernames are prefixed with ~
.
Retrieves a user resource.
Equivalent to /api/user/:username, implies the authenticated user.
List of repository resources owned by this user.
OAuth scope: info:read
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos, implies the authenticated user.
Creates a new repository resource.
OAuth scope: info:write
Request body
{
"name": "repository name",
"description": "repository description (markdown)" (optional)
"visibility": "public" | "unlisted" | "private" (optional: default public)
}
Response
The new repository resource
Retrieves a repository resource.
OAuth scope: info:read
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/:name, implies the authenticated user.
Updates a repository resource.
OAuth scope: info:write
Request body
{
"name": "repository name" (optional),
"description": "repository description (markdown)" (optional),
"visibility": "public" | "unlisted" | "private" (optional)
}
Notes
Deletes a repository resource.
OAuth scope: info:write
Endpoints for fetching git data from repos.
List of reference resources in this git repository.
OAuth scope: data:read
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/refs, implies the authenticated user.
List of the latest commit resources on the default branch.
OAuth scope: data:read
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/:name/log, implies the authenticated user.
List of the latest commit resources starting from the given reference (sha-1 ID or name).
OAuth scope: data:read
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/:name/log/:ref, implies the authenticated user.
The endpoints work with paths instead of object IDs.
Returns the tree resource for the latest commit to the default branch.
OAuth scope: data:read
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/:name/tree, implies the authenticated user.
Returns the tree resource for the given reference.
OAuth scope: data:read
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/:name/tree/:ref, implies the authenticated user.
Returns the tree resource for the given reference, following the parent trees until the requested tree is found. In other words, this lists the contents of a subdirectory by path.
OAuth scope: data:read
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/:name/tree/:ref/:path, implies the authenticated user.
Returns the blob at the given path of the tree specified by the given reference.
OAuth scope: data:read
Response
The contents of the requested blob, as text/plain or as application/octet-stream for binary blobs.
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/:name/blob/:ref/:path, implies the authenticated user.
These endpoints work with object IDs instead of paths.
Returns the tree resource with the given ID.
OAuth scope: data:read
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/:name/tree/:id, implies the authenticated user.
Returns the blob with the given ID.
OAuth scope: data:read
Response
The contents of the requested blob, as text/plain or as application/octet-stream for binary blobs.
Equivalent to /api/:username/repos/:name/blob/:id, implies the authenticated user.
Webhook for user events. Includes the standard webhook endpoints
Issued when the user creates a new repository.
OAuth scope: info:read
Request body
The new repository resource.
Issued when the user updates repository details, such as name or description.
OAuth scope: info:read
Request body
The updated repository resource.
Notes
Issued when the user deletes a repository.
OAuth scope: info:read
Request body
{
"id": integer ID of the affected repository resource
}
Webhook for repository events. Includes the standard webhook endpoints. You may pass an additional parameter to the webhook creation endpoint named "sync", which shall be a boolean value.
Called after refs have been updated. If the sync
flag on this webhook is set
to true, the webhook is invoked during git-receive-pack
's post-update
hook and the response text is printed to the console of the user
executing git push
. Your server has 5 seconds to respond to the HTTP request.
OAuth scope: data:read
Request body
{
"push": "uuid assigned to this push event",
"pusher": { user resource },
"refs": [
{
"name": "updated ref, e.g. refs/heads/master",
"annotated_tag": {
"name": "tag name",
"message": "tag message"
}, # may not be present
"old": {
commit resource this ref used to refer to, or null in the case of new
refs
},
"new": {
commit resource this ref now refers to, or null in the case of deleted
refs
}
}
]
}