aliolozy/tinygit repository overview

⁠Tinygit

Tinygit⁠ provides an incredible tiny dockerized HTTP git server via Nginx, with auth options. Based on Alpine, mem usage lower than 1.5MB, image 13.7MB compressed / 28.7MB decompressed.

⁠License

Tinygit⁠ use SATA License (Star And Thank Author License)⁠, so you have to star this project before using. Read the LICENSE.txt carefully.

⁠Usage

⁠ENV explain

1. INIT_REPOS: Do or do not init any git repo. If this env value being given, [init script] will init a repo with name ${value}. If the dir you mounted already have some git repo, still [init script] will try to init the repo with the name you gave in ${value}, but won't delete any repo with the same name.
2. AUTH_ENABLE: Do or do not enable authentication. If this env value being given (any value, just don't blank) alongside with other 2 auth env value being given, [init script] will generate an auth file via htpasswd.
3. AUTH_USER: The user name when authentication, If this env value and other 2 auth env being given, [init script] will generate an auth file via htpasswd with username ${value}
4. AUTH_PASSWORD: The password when authentication, If this env value and other 2 auth env being given, [init script] will generate an auth file via htpasswd with password ${value}

⁠Example: Without Auth

Run the following command to create a git server, WITHOUT authentication, with a volume mounted, port bound, and git repo initialized:

docker run -d --name tinygit -p 65530:80 -v /root/gitrepo:/git -e INIT_REPOS=myrepo aliolozy/tinygit

⁠Example: With Auth

Run the following command to create a git server, WITH authentication, with a volume mounted, port bound, and git repo initialized:

docker run -d --name tinygit -p 65530:80 -v /root/gitrepo:/git -e INIT_REPOS=myrepo -e AUTH_ENABLE=true -e AUTH_USER=aliolozy -e AUTH_PASSWORD=a1i0LO2y aliolozy/tinygit

⁠Example: Git clone

Run the following command to clone the repo:

git clone http://localhost:65530/git/myrepo

⁠Build

Will you Google, man?⁠