Create GIT Repo NAS
Create GIT Repo NAS - An AppleScript that will help you to create a GIT repository on either a server or NAS (As long as it's reachable via SSH).
It will also initiate it to a bare GIT repository, ready to add files and commit changes.
Pre-requisitions
The NAS or server must have git-server installed, SSH access with RSA public keys (not login via User Name and Password)
Install
Some variables need to be changed to reflect your setup
nasIP - address to the Git server
userName - Username that have public key access
repoPath - path to where the repo will be created
sshPort - the port number the SSH server uses
Usage
When you run the script a dialog will open and ask for the name of the repository.
The script source code:
-- Creates a repo on a NAS or server and inits it to a bare repo
-- By Michael Augustsson
-- Version 1.0 2018-08-18 Initial release
set nasIP to "10.0.1.7"
set userName to "user"
set repoPath to "/volume1/git/"
set sshPort to "25"
-- First we ask for the repo-name
display dialog "Repository Name (note! will take 1 minute to create repository)" default answer ""
set repoName to text returned of result
try
if repoName is not "" then
-- we have entered a repo-name, lets create it on the Synology NAS
-- First we create all the commands needed to be executed on the NAS
set cmd1 to "ssh " & userName & "@" & nasIP & " -p " & sshPort
set cmd2 to repoPath
set cmd3 to "sudo mkdir " & repoName & ".git"
set cmd4 to "sudo chown -R " & userName & ":administrators " & repoName & ".git"
set cmd5 to "git --bare init " & repoName & ".git"
set cmd6 to "cd " & repoName & ".git"
set cmd7 to "git update-server-info"
-- and now start to execute them 1 after 1, the first sudo needs a password
-- but 1:st start a new terminal window so we don't destroy an already open session
tell application "Terminal"
-- wake up the NAS, can take up to 60 s
set w to do script "ssh " & userName & "@" & nasIP & " -p " & sshPort & " 'ls -l > /dev/null'"
activate
delay 1
repeat
delay 0.5
if not busy of w then exit repeat
end repeat
-- star to send the commands
my execCmd(cmd1, 1) -- make sure we are logged in before continue
my execCmd(cmd2, 0)
my execCmd(cmd3, 1)
my execCmd(userPW, 1) -- only the first sudo needs a password, and we send that emulatingsh keystrokes
my execCmd(cmd4, 0)
my execCmd(cmd5, 1)
my execCmd(cmd6, 0)
my execCmd(cmd7, 2) -- 2 seconds to let the git-update to finnish
display dialog "Repository " & repoName & " Created. Press cancel to let terminl session stay open."
my execCmd("exit", 0) -- logout from the NAS, can be stopped by pressing cancel instead of ok
close front window
end tell
end if
end try
-- execute a command by simulating keystrokes
on execCmd(cmd, pause)
tell application "System Events"
tell application process "Terminal"
set frontmost to true
keystroke cmd
keystroke return
end tell
end tell
delay pause
end execCmd
-- Creates a repo on a NAS or server and inits it to a bare repo
-- By Michael Augustsson
-- Version 1.0 2018-08-18 Initial release
set nasIP to "10.0.1.7"
set userName to "user"
set repoPath to "/volume1/git/"
set sshPort to "25"
-- First we ask for the repo-name
display dialog "Repository Name (note! will take 1 minute to create repository)" default answer ""
set repoName to text returned of result
try
if repoName is not "" then
-- we have entered a repo-name, lets create it on the Synology NAS
-- First we create all the commands needed to be executed on the NAS
set cmd1 to "ssh " & userName & "@" & nasIP & " -p " & sshPort
set cmd2 to repoPath
set cmd3 to "sudo mkdir " & repoName & ".git"
set cmd4 to "sudo chown -R " & userName & ":administrators " & repoName & ".git"
set cmd5 to "git --bare init " & repoName & ".git"
set cmd6 to "cd " & repoName & ".git"
set cmd7 to "git update-server-info"
-- and now start to execute them 1 after 1, the first sudo needs a password
-- but 1:st start a new terminal window so we don't destroy an already open session
tell application "Terminal"
-- wake up the NAS, can take up to 60 s
set w to do script "ssh " & userName & "@" & nasIP & " -p " & sshPort & " 'ls -l > /dev/null'"
activate
delay 1
repeat
delay 0.5
if not busy of w then exit repeat
end repeat
-- star to send the commands
my execCmd(cmd1, 1) -- make sure we are logged in before continue
my execCmd(cmd2, 0)
my execCmd(cmd3, 1)
my execCmd(userPW, 1) -- only the first sudo needs a password, and we send that emulatingsh keystrokes
my execCmd(cmd4, 0)
my execCmd(cmd5, 1)
my execCmd(cmd6, 0)
my execCmd(cmd7, 2) -- 2 seconds to let the git-update to finnish
display dialog "Repository " & repoName & " Created. Press cancel to let terminl session stay open."
my execCmd("exit", 0) -- logout from the NAS, can be stopped by pressing cancel instead of ok
close front window
end tell
end if
end try
-- execute a command by simulating keystrokes
on execCmd(cmd, pause)
tell application "System Events"
tell application process "Terminal"
set frontmost to true
keystroke cmd
keystroke return
end tell
end tell
delay pause
end execCmd
