- Every request must with the token and the ip of client must in the ip white list.
- if token or ip list empty, all requests will be rejected
- if you want to allow all requests ip, use '*' to match all
- if the host set to 0.0.0.0 will allow any ip of your device to access the service, else will only allow request to specified ip
You must know if you allow external network access the http service, your traffics are plain text, everyone on your route link can see what you transfered if they want.
pull: http://127.0.0.1:52520/pull?token=replace_to_your_token&repoNameOrId=yourRepoName
push: http://127.0.0.1:52520/push?token=replace_to_your_token&repoNameOrId=yourRepoName
sync(pull then push): http://127.0.0.1:52520/sync?token=replace_to_your_token&repoNameOrId=yourRepoName
pullAll: http://127.0.0.1:52520/pullAll?token=replace_to_your_token
pushAll: http://127.0.0.1:52520/pushAll?token=replace_to_your_token
syncAll: http://127.0.0.1:52520/syncAll?token=replace_to_your_token
You can start the Server in PuppyGit, and use automation tools like Tasker to send http request to do some task, like frequency sync(pull/push) the repos, auto pull/push when enter/exit specified apps.
btw: if you expect to auto pull/push when enter/exit specified apps, no more 3rd apps require, PuppyGit already included this feature, just go to the 'Automation' Screen in PuppyGit, and select apps and link repos, then PuppyGit will do pull when enter selected app, and do push after leave it.
protocol: http
Http method: GET
params:
- repoNameOrId: repo name or ids, match by name first, if none, will match by id. can have multi repo name or ids, will do action to the list which matched with the repo name or ids and ignore invalids
- gitUsername: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- gitEmail: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- forceUseIdMatchRepo: 1 enable or 0 disable, default 0, if enable, will force match repo by repo id, else will match by name first, if no match, then match by id
- token: a valid token in your token list
example:
http://127.0.0.1/pull?repoNameOrId=your_repo_name&token=your_token
protocol: http
Http method: GET
params:
- repoNameOrId: repo name or ids, match by name first, if none, will match by id. can have multi repo name or ids, will do action to the list which matched with the repo name or ids and ignore invalids
- gitUsername: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- gitEmail: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- force: force push, 1 enable , 0 disable, default 0
- forceUseIdMatchRepo: 1 enable or 0 disable, default 0, if enable, will force match repo by repo id, else will match by name first, if no match, then match by id
- token: a valid token in your token list
- autoCommit: 1 enable or 0 disable, default 1: if enable and no conflict items exists, will auto commit all changes, and will check index, if index empty, will not pushing; if disable, will only do push, no commit changes, no index empty check, no conflict items check.
example:
http://127.0.0.1/push?repoNameOrId=your_repo_name&token=your_token
protocol: http
Http method: GET
params:
- repoNameOrId: repo name or ids, match by name first, if none, will match by id. can have multi repo name or ids, will do action to the list which matched with the repo name or ids and ignore invalids
- gitUsername: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- gitEmail: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- force: force push, 1 enable , 0 disable, default 0
- forceUseIdMatchRepo: 1 enable or 0 disable, default 0, if enable, will force match repo by repo id, else will match by name first, if no match, then match by id
- token: a valid token in your token list
- autoCommit: 1 enable or 0 disable, default 1: if enable and no conflict items exists, will auto commit all changes, and will check index, if index empty, will not pushing; if disable, will only do push, no commit changes, no index empty check, no conflict items check.
example:
http://127.0.0.1/sync?repoNameOrId=your_repo_name&token=your_token
protocol: http
Http method: GET
params:
- gitUsername: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- gitEmail: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- token: a valid token in your token list
example:
http://127.0.0.1/pullAll?token=your_token
http://127.0.0.1/pullAll?token=your_token&gitUsername=your_git_username&[email protected]
protocol: http
Http method: GET
params:
- gitUsername: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- gitEmail: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- force: force push, 1 enable , 0 disable, default 0
- autoCommit: 1 enable or 0 disable, default 1: if enable and no conflict items exists, will auto commit all changes, and will check index, if index empty, will not pushing; if disable, will only do push, no commit changes, no index empty check, no conflict items check.
- token: a valid token in your token list
example:
http://127.0.0.1/pushAll?token=your_token
http://127.0.0.1/pushAll?token=your_token&gitUsername=your_git_username&[email protected]
protocol: http
Http method: GET
params:
- gitUsername: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- gitEmail: using for create commit, if not pass this param, will use PuppyGit settings
- force: force push, 1 enable , 0 disable, default 0
- autoCommit: 1 enable or 0 disable, default 1: if enable and no conflict items exists, will auto commit all changes, and will check index, if index empty, will not pushing; if disable, will only do push, no commit changes, no index empty check, no conflict items check.
- token: a valid token in your token list
example:
http://127.0.0.1/syncAll?token=your_token
http://127.0.0.1/syncAll?token=your_token&gitUsername=your_git_username&[email protected]