Introduction

Dauto is an automation tool that can hook itself to git repositories. The default hook now is a pre-commit hook that gets executed first once you git commit a repository.

Command Line

• hook write a pre-commit git hook into a repository to enable dauto integration.
• run run a job.

Installation

You need go compiler to be installed and GOPATH env variable to be set. If it is not set:

export GOPATH=$HOME/go  # or anywhere you prefer

Once both are ready:

go get https://github.com/abstractpaper/dauto

How to Use

Dauto can be used to execute arbitrary commands for any git repository. It is language independent.

Here is an example hooking a go project to dauto:

dauto hook $GOPATH/foo/bar
echo '["go test -v foo/bar/./...", "echo win!"]' >> $GOPATH/foo/bar/dauto.json

That's it! Now try to add and commit your changes and see what happens. All commands in your dauto.json file have to execute successfully otherwise your commit will halt.

dauto.json

The configuration file for describing dauto jobs. Commands are executed in order; for example:

[
    "go test -v github.com/abstractpaper/dauto/./...",
    "echo bang!"
]

Features:

• Shell commands.
• Email sending. (TODO)
• URL call. (TODO)
• Docker integration. (TODO)

API (TODO)

Add REST APIs that invoke command line commands.