On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 11:31 AM, mark kelly <[email protected]>wrote:
> When I commit a file, I need google code to then send a copy to my
> server, so the source and live version are identical. I've been
> looking at Post Commit Web Hooks and I just dont get it. How do I
> actually send a php file to my server once I have committed it? Or do
> I have to manually commit a file, then go to filezilla and manually
> upload it to my server?
>
> I have seen scripts like the one below, but all they seem to so i
> register on the server that there is a new revision...
>
> <?php
> include('joshlib/index.php');
> $key = ''; //your secret key
> $data = file_get_contents('php://input'); //raw POST data
> $digest = hash_hmac('md5', $data, $key); //hash created with data +
> key
> $hook = @$_SERVER['HTTP_GOOGLE_CODE_PROJECT_HOSTING_HOOK_HMAC']; //
> the special header google sends
>
> if ($hook && ($hook == $digest)) { //valid request
>
> //extract the JSON and store the variables in a relational db
> $data = json_decode($data, true);
> if (!$project_id = db_grab('SELECT id FROM svn_projects WHERE
> name = "' . $data['project_name'] . '"')) {
> $project_id = db_query('INSERT INTO svn_projects
> ( name ) VALUES ( "' . $data['project_name'] . '" )');
> }
>
> //read the dictionary on the postCommitWebHooks page to create
> your db structure
> foreach ($data['revisions'] as $d) {
> db_query('INSERT INTO svn_revisions ( project_id,
> revision, url, author, timestamp, message, path_count ) VALUES (
> ' . $project_id . ',
> "' . $d['revision'] . '",
> "' . $d['url'] . '",
> "' . $d['author'] . '",
> "' . format_date($d['timestamp'], '', 'sql') .
> '",
> "' . $d['message'] . '",
> ' . $d['path_count'] . '
> )');
> }
>
> } else { //invalid request
> echo 'skipping, no special google header, or it was invalid';
> }
> ?>
The feature is documented over
yonder<http://code.google.com/p/support/wiki/PostCommitWebHooks>,
so be sure to read that thoroughly.
I don't believe that there is any facility for including source payloads in
the data passed to your server, but the information that is included should
be enough for your server to make a judgement of what changed and what it
should fetch.
-Nathaniel
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