🐳 Pull your Git code into a data volume ready to use in other containers. Provides a webhook, so that you can get new code pulled in automatically.
The following flags are a list of all the currently supported options that can be changed by passing in the variables to docker with the -e flag.
- GIT_REPO : URL to the repository containing your source code
- GIT_BRANCH : Select a specific branch (optional)
- GIT_EMAIL : Set your email for code pushing (required for git to work)
- GIT_NAME : Set your name for code pushing (required for git to work)
- GIT_HOOK_TOKEN : Auth-Token used for the docker-hook listener
- SSH_KEY : Private SSH deploy key for your repository (requires write permissions for pushing)
- BASE64_ENCODED_SSH_KEY : set to true if you want to use a Base64 encoded version of the private SSH key for a little extra security
- STARTUP_COMMANDS : Add any commands that will be run at the end of the start.sh script
- AFTER_PULL_COMMANDS : Add any commands that will be run after pull
- AFTER_PUSH_COMMANDS : Add any commands that will be run after push
- BEFORE_PULL_COMMANDS : Add any commands that will be run before pull
- BEFORE_PUSH_COMMANDS : Add any commands that will be run before push
Mount any .sh scripts you have to this location in the container so that they get executed on the corresponding step:
- /custom_scripts/after_pull
- /custom_scripts/after_push
- /custom_scripts/before_pull
- /custom_scripts/before_push
- /custom_scripts/on_startup