X-Git-Url: http://git.shadowcat.co.uk/gitweb/gitweb.cgi?a=blobdiff_plain;f=lib%2FGitalist.pm;h=276e386c2ea6ca34abd7e49eedc5de9f3e472cce;hb=1e19ad67eb3b16fa57999f8160d20c98c67b857f;hp=16e0990fd8ff2cfa7a2d752f54b886e7e950956e;hpb=d5cc37a4b5bad64c514f5ecd6546c981edb9d909;p=catagits%2FGitalist.git diff --git a/lib/Gitalist.pm b/lib/Gitalist.pm index 16e0990..276e386 100644 --- a/lib/Gitalist.pm +++ b/lib/Gitalist.pm @@ -1,60 +1,360 @@ package Gitalist; use Moose; -use namespace::autoclean; - +BEGIN { require 5.008006; } use Catalyst::Runtime 5.80; +use namespace::autoclean; extends 'Catalyst'; -use Catalyst qw/-Debug +use Catalyst qw/ ConfigLoader + Unicode::Encoding Static::Simple - StackTrace/; -our $VERSION = '0.01'; + StackTrace + SubRequest +/; -# Bring in the libified gitweb.cgi. -use gitweb; +our $VERSION = '0.003006'; +$VERSION = eval $VERSION; __PACKAGE__->config( - name => 'Gitalist', - default_view => 'Default', + name => 'Gitalist', + default_view => 'Default', + default_model => 'CollectionOfRepos', + use_request_uri_for_path => 1, + disable_component_resolution_regex_fallback => 1, ); -# Start the application __PACKAGE__->setup(); +after prepare_path => sub { + my ($ctx) = @_; + my $path = $ctx->req->uri->path; + if ($ctx->req->param('a')) { + $ctx->req->uri->path("/legacy$path"); + } + + if($path =~ s/[.]json$// && $ctx->req->content_type eq 'application/json') { + $ctx->req->uri->path($path); + } +}; + +around uri_for => sub { + my ($orig, $c) = (shift, shift); + my $uri = $c->$orig(@_); + $$uri =~ tr[&][;] if defined $uri; + return $uri; +}; + +sub uri_with { + my ($self, @args) = @_; + my $uri = $self->request->uri_with(@args); + # Wow this awful. + $uri =~ s[/fragment\b][]; + return $uri; +} + +1; + +__END__ + +=encoding UTF-8 + =head1 NAME -Gitalist - Catalyst based application +Gitalist - A modern git web viewer =head1 SYNOPSIS - script/gitalist_server.pl + perl script/gitalist_server.pl --repo_dir /home/me/code/git + +=head1 INSTALL + +As Gitalist follows the usual Perl module format the usual approach +for installation should work, e.g.: + + perl Makefile.PL + make + make test + make install + +or + + cpan -i Gitalist + +You can also L +and run it, in this case you'll additionally need the author modules, +but no configuration will be needed as it will default to looking +for repositories the directory above the checkout. =head1 DESCRIPTION -[enter your description here] +Gitalist is a web frontend for git repositories based on +L and backed by +L. + +=head2 History + +This project started off as an attempt to port I to a +Catalyst app in a piecemeal fashion. As it turns out, thanks largely +to Florian Ragwitz's earlier effort, it was easier to use I +as a template for building a new Catalyst application. + +=head1 GETTING GITALIST + +You can install Gitalist from CPAN in the usual way: + + cpan -i Gitalist + +Alternatively, you can get Gitalist using git. + +The canonical repository for the master branch is: + + git://git.shadowcat.co.uk/catagits/Gitalist.git + +Gitalist is also mirrored to GitHub at L, +and a number of people have active forks +with branches and/or new features in the master branch. + +=head1 BOOTSTRAPPING + +As of C<0.002001> Gitalist can now be bootstrapped to run out of its +own directory by installing its prerequisites locally with the help of +L. So instead of installing the prerequisites to the +system path with CPAN they are installed under the Gitalist directory. + +To do this clone Gitalist from the L or grab a snapshot from broquaint's GitHub repository: + + https://github.com/broquaint/Gitalist/downloads + +With the source acquired and unpacked run the following from within the +Gitalist directory: + + perl script/bootstrap.pl + +This will install the necessary modules for the build process which in +turn installs the prerequisites locally. + +B The relevant bootstrap scripts aren't available in the CPAN dist +as the bootstrap scripts should not be installed. + +=head1 INITIAL CONFIGURATION + +Gitalist is configured using L. The supplied sample +configuration is in L format, however it is possible to configure +Gitalist using other config file formats (such as YAML) if you prefer. + +=head2 WHEN CHECKING GITALIST OUT OF GIT + +Gitalist from git includes a minimal C, which sets the repository +directory to one directory higher than the Gitalist repository. + +This means that if you check Gitalist out next to your other git checkouts, then starting +the demo server needs no parameters at all: + + Gitalist [master]$ perl script/gitalist_server.pl + You can connect to your server at http://localhost:3000 + +=head2 FOR CPAN INSTALLS + +Gitalist can be supplied with a config file by setting the C<< GITALIST_CONFIG >> +environment variable to point to a configuration file. + +If you install Gitalist from CPAN, a default configuration is installed along with gitalist, +which is complete except for a repository directory. You can get a copy of this configuration +by running: + + cp `perl -Ilib -MGitalist -e'print Gitalist->path_to("gitalist.conf")'` gitalist.conf + +You can then edit this configuration, adding a C path and customising +other settings as desired. + +You can then start the Gitalist demo server by setting C<< GITALIST_CONFIG >>. For example: + + GITALIST_CONFIG=/usr/local/etc/gitalist.conf gitalist_server.pl + +Alternatively, if you only want to set a repository directory and are otherwise happy with +the default configuration, then you can set the C<< GITALIST_REPO_DIR >> environment +variable, or pass the C<< --repo_dir >> flag to any of the scripts. + + GITALIST_REPO_DIR=/home/myuser/code/git gitalist_server.pl + gitalist_server.pl --repo_dir home/myuser/code/git + +The C<< GITALIST_REPO_DIR >> environment variable will override the repository directory set +in configuration, and will itself be overridden by he C<< --repo_dir >> flag. + +=head1 RUNNING + +Once you have followed the instructions above to install and configure Gitalist, you may want +to run it in a more production facing environment than using the single threaded developement +server. + +The recommended deployment method for Gitalist is FastCGI, although Gitalist can also be run +under L or as pure Perl with L. + +Assuming that you have installed Gitalist's dependencies into a L, and you +are running from a git checkout, adding a trivial FCGI script as C