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- type GitServer
- func (s *GitServer) AutoCreate() *GitServer
- func (s *GitServer) HTTPAddress() string
- func (s *GitServer) KeyDir(dir string) *GitServer
- func (s *GitServer) ListenSSH() error
- func (s *GitServer) Root() string
- func (s *GitServer) SSHAddress() string
- func (s *GitServer) StartHTTP() error
- func (s *GitServer) StartHTTPS(cert, key, ca []byte, serverName string) error
- func (s *GitServer) StartSSH() error
- func (s *GitServer) StopHTTP()
- func (s *GitServer) StopSSH() error
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type GitServer ¶
type GitServer struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
GitServer is a git server for testing purposes. It can serve git repositories over HTTP and SSH.
func NewGitServer ¶
NewGitServer returns a GitServer with the given repository docroot set.
func NewTempGitServer ¶
NewTempGitServer returns a GitServer with a newly created temp dir as repository docroot.
func (*GitServer) AutoCreate ¶
AutoCreate enables the automatic creation of a non-existing Git repository on push.
func (*GitServer) HTTPAddress ¶
HTTPAddress returns the address of the HTTP git server.
func (*GitServer) KeyDir ¶ added in v0.2.0
KeyDir sets the SSH key directory in the config. Use before calling StartSSH.
func (*GitServer) ListenSSH ¶ added in v0.2.0
ListenSSH creates an SSH server and a listener if not already created, but does not handle connections. This returns immediately, unlike StartSSH(), and the server URL is available with SSHAddress() after calling this.
func (*GitServer) SSHAddress ¶
SSHAddress returns the address of the SSH git server as a URL.
func (*GitServer) StartHTTP ¶
StartHTTP starts a new HTTP git server with the current configuration.
func (*GitServer) StartHTTPS ¶ added in v0.1.0
StartHTTPS starts the TLS HTTPServer with the given TLS configuration.
func (*GitServer) StartSSH ¶
StartSSH creates a SSH git server and listener with the current configuration if necessary, and handles connections. Unless it returns an error immediately, this will block until the listener is stopped with `s.StopSSH()`. Usually you will want to use ListenSSH() first, so you can get the URL of the SSH git server before starting it.
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