godeploy

A self-service webhook deployment server.

You will need 3 things:

• config.yml
• .env
• systemd file

config.yml

projects:
  - name: website
    repo_url: git@github.com:nanohard/website
    build:
      type: commands
      git_dir: /var/www/nanohard.net
      commands:
        - command: git reset --hard
        - command: git fetch
        - command: git checkout origin/master
  - name: robonano
    repo_url: git@github.com:nanohard/robonano
    build:
      type: tags
      git_dir: /home/user/robonano
      pre_commands:
        - command: first command before fetch
        - command: second command before fetch
      post_commands:
        - command: go build -o robonano main.go pages.go
        - command: systemctl stop robonano.service
        - command: cp -r robonano static/ tpl/ /var/www/bot.nanohard.net/
        - command: systemctl start robonano.service

In this example the two webhooks would be:

• example.com/deploy/website
• example.com/deploy/robonano

• name: name of project; used as the URI for the webhook
• repo_url: currently unused
• type: commands or tags
  • git_dir is the path where the git dir is located; used as the working directory for all commands
  • commands will run the commands in order
  • tags will fetch and checkout the latest tag
    • pre_commands will run before it fetches latest tag
    • post_commands will run after the latest tag is checked out

.env

SSL=false
HOST=
PORT=4545
CERTFILE=/etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/fullchain.pem
KEYFILE=/etc/letsencrypt/live/example.com/privkey.pem

/lib/systemd/system/godeploy

[Unit]
Description=Git project deployment service
After=network.target
[Service]
Type=simple
Environment=GOCACHE=/home/user/.cache/go-build # these 2 lines are needed
Environment=GOPATH=/home/user/gopath           # to build as root
#User=
#Group=
ExecStart=/var/www/godeploy/godeploy
WorkingDirectory=/var/www/godeploy
Restart=on-failure
RestartSec=3
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
Alias=godeploy.service

If user and group are not set then it will run as root. This is needed if you are manipulating any systemd services; otherwise set user and group to what you need, maybe www-data.