Saves every change made via Kirby Panel to a Git repository.

• Works with any Kirby structure
• Auto-generates commits
• Webhook URLs for pull and push events
• Panel widget to push and pull manually
• Localized commit messages
• Uses panel user as commit author

• Git
• Kirby 2.3.2+
• PHP 5.6+

You can use whatever site structure fits your needs better. It doesn't matter whether your content folder is part of the main Git repo or is a submodule. Auto Git is smart enough to only commit changes made inside the content folder.

Internally Auto Git uses kirby()->roots()->content() to detect the content folder. It can be whatever name you've registered on your Kirby installation.

If there's anything that you don't want to commit inside the content folder, make sure to add it to .gitignore.

Download the files and place them inside site/plugins/autogit.

Kirby's command line interface makes installing the Auto Git a breeze:

$ kirby plugin:install pedroborges/kirby-autogit

Updating couldn't be any easier, simply run:

$ kirby plugin:update pedroborges/kirby-autogit

You can add the Auto Git as a Git submodule.

$ cd your/project/root
$ git submodule add https://github.com/pedroborges/kirby-autogit.git site/plugins/autogit
$ git submodule update --init --recursive
$ git commit -am "Add Kirby Auto Git"

$ cd your/project/root
$ git submodule foreach git checkout master
$ git submodule foreach git pull
$ git commit -am "Update submodules"
$ git submodule update --init --recursive

The following options can be set in your /site/config/config.php:

c::set('autogit',                true);
c::set('autogit.remote.name',    'origin');
c::set('autogit.remote.branch',  'master');

c::set('autogit.webhook.secret', false);
c::set('autogit.webhook.url',    'autogit');

c::set('autogit.panel.user',     true);
c::set('autogit.user.name',      'Auto Git');
c::set('autogit.user.email',     'autogit@localhost');

c::set('autogit.widget',         true);

c::set('autogit.language',       'en');
c::set('autogit.translation', [
    'site.update'  => 'Changed site options',
    'page.create'  => 'Created page %s',
    'page.update'  => 'Updated page %s',
    'page.delete'  => 'Deleted page %s',
    'page.sort'    => 'Sorted page %s',
    'page.hide'    => 'Hid page %s',
    'page.move'    => 'Moved page %1$s to %2$s',
    'file.upload'  => 'Uploaded file %s',
    'file.replace' => 'Replaced file %s',
    'file.rename'  => 'Renamed file %s',
    'file.update'  => 'Updated file %s',
    'file.sort'    => 'Sorted file %s',
    'file.delete'  => 'Deleted file %s',
]);

Auto Git will always run by defaut, but you can disable it in any environment by setting this option to false.

c::set('autogit', false);

Which remote repository to use. Defaults to origin.

Auto Git won't add the remote repo for you. You must manually add one to your server.

Which remote branch to use when pulling and pushing. Defaults to master.

Auto Git provides a webhook which you can use to trigger pull and push commands from other services. The webhook will be activated only when a secret has been defined:

// Pick a long string
c::set('autogit.webhook.secret', 'MySuperSecret');

After that, the following URLs will be available to you:

https://yousite.com/autogit/pull?secret=MySuperSecret
https://yousite.com/autogit/push?secret=MySuperSecret

Don't forget to pass the secret as an argument.

Webhooks we only be enabled when the remote repository defined in the autogit.remote.name option exists. Add one by running git remote add <name> <url>.

To pull changes on your server every time the remote repo receives a new push, go to your repo on Bitbucket/Github/Gitlab then navigate to settings > webhooks > add webhook (these steps are almost the same across all providers).

• URL: https://yousite.com/autogit/pull?secret=MySuperSecret
• Secret: leave blank
• Events/triggers: select push only
• Status: active
• SSL: enable (if your site supports it)

Alternatively you can schedule a cron job to run git push and/or git pull frequently.

Change the webhook URL segment to something else. Defaults to autogit.

// https://yousite.com/webhook/pull?secret=MySuperSecret
c::set('autogit.webhook.url', 'webhook');

Defines if Auto Git should use Kirby's panel user name and email as commit author. This will enable you to see who made each change in your Git client of choice or simply by running git log. The user must have entered first name and email in their account profile.

Options autogit.user.name and autogit.user.email will be overridden when this is set to true.

Default commit author name. Applied only when the option autogit.panel.user is set to false or when the user first name is not defined in their account profile.

Default commit author email. Applied only when the option autogit.panel.user is set to false or when the user first name is not defined in their account profile.

Auto Git will add a widget to the Panel by default, set this option to false to hide it.

In case a remote repository doesn't exist, the widget will only display an error message. Run git remote add <name> <url> to enable this feature.

Default commit language. You can choose from any of the languages that ships with Auto Git: 'en', 'pt_BR' or 'pt_PT'.

You can also use the autogit.translation option to provide a custom translation (see below).

Other languages are more than welcome. Feel free to send a pull request!

An array containing a custom translation. This will override the default translation set in autogit.language.

• Pull and push webhooks
• Panel widget (pull/push buttons)
• Trigger pull and push events
• Panel widget (show commit history)
• Panel widget (undo button)
• Panel widget (show commit diff)

All notable changes to this project will be documented at: https://github.com/pedroborges/kirby-autogit/blob/master/changelog.md

Auto Git is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

Copyright © 2018 Pedro Borges [email protected]