#!/bin/sh
# init-cgit: initialize a repo on cgit. 
# Requires ssh access to the git user.
# To do, run this in the directory of the repo you would like to init on cgit.
# It will add a remote `cgit` pointing to `git@example.com:/srv/git/repo.git.
# $1 = name of repo - I guess we could get this from the cwd maybe?.
# $2 = description to override repo/description with.

if [ "$1" = "-h" ] || [ "$1" = "--help" ] ; then 
	echo "init-cgit NAME DESCRIPTION"
	echo "Example:"
	echo '    init-cgit dotfiles "All of my dotfiles."'
	exit 0
fi


GIT_USER="git"
SRV_GIT_PATH="/srv/git"

if [ -z "$BARE_WEBSITE_URL" ] ; then 
	echo "BARE_WEBSITE_URL must be set"
	exit 1
fi

# First, create bare repo on remote.
ssh "$GIT_USER@$BARE_WEBSITE_URL" "cd; git init --bare $1"

if [ ! -z "$2" ] ; then
	ssh "$GIT_USER@$BARE_WEBSITE_URL" "cd; echo \"$2\" > $1/description"
fi

# Now create `cgit` remote in local repo.
git remote add cgit "$GIT_USER@$BARE_WEBSITE_URL:$SRV_GIT_PATH/$1"
git push cgit master