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<?php | |
// Author: Ngo Minh Nam | |
$dir = "/path/to/your/repo/"; | |
$output = array(); | |
chdir($dir); | |
exec("git log",$output); | |
$history = array(); | |
foreach($output as $line){ | |
if(strpos($line, 'commit')===0){ | |
if(!empty($commit)){ | |
array_push($history, $commit); | |
unset($commit); | |
} | |
$commit['hash'] = substr($line, strlen('commit')); | |
} | |
else if(strpos($line, 'Author')===0){ | |
$commit['author'] = substr($line, strlen('Author:')); | |
} | |
else if(strpos($line, 'Date')===0){ | |
$commit['date'] = substr($line, strlen('Date:')); | |
} | |
else{ | |
$commit['message'] .= $line; | |
} | |
} | |
print_r($history); | |
?> |
Well, it works perfectly on mine. Just tested it again. It shows all 600+ commits of my project :)
I also get some php notices, you should remove those. Me trying to stop them might have changed something :)
Thanks! Just two small things in order to get rid of warnings and to fix the bug that the last commit gets skipped:
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Replace
$commit['message'] .= $line;
with
if(isset($commit['message'])) $commit['message'] .= $line; else $commit['message'] = $line;
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Add
if(!empty($commit)) { array_push($history, $commit); }
right after the foreach loop ends in order to ensure the last commit gets added aswell.
For my case I further added trim(...) wherever content gets assigned to the current $commit array in order to remove unnecessary spaces.
How do i get the LAST commit of my repository? I mean it works for me.. But i really just want the last one.. :)
Checkout my version https://gist.github.com/latheesan-k/3490cb6ab522ca87f535
Mine works perfect now: https://gist.github.com/jankal/70abaf5eb3df903e2ec6
This is probably a newb question and not exactly on topic: For Apache, I found I had to add the www-data
user to the git
group in order for the php page to read the repo (my bare repo has git:git
for ownership). Having done that, there doesn't seem to be a security problem, like with someone accessing the repo files themselves via URL, because Apache's DocumentRoot
is elsewhere and it therefore prevents that kind of access but I wanted to ask the group whether any part of what I described is a no-no or can be improved.
if you do a str_replace to remove any "\n"s in your commit message than the code looks alot cleaner.
function parseLog($log) {
$history = array();
foreach($log as $key => $line) {
if(strpos($line, 'commit') === 0 || $key + 1 == count($lines)){
$commit['hash'] = substr($line, strlen('commit') + 1);
} else if(strpos($line, 'Author') === 0){
$commit['author'] = substr($line, strlen('Author:') + 1);
} else if(strpos($line, 'Date') === 0){
$commit['date'] = substr($line, strlen('Date:') + 3);
} elseif (strpos($line, 'Merge') === 0) {
$commit['merge'] = substr($line, strlen('Merge:') + 1);
$commit['merge'] = explode(' ', $commit['merge']);
} else if(!empty($line)){
$commit['message'] = substr($line, 4);
array_push($history, $commit);
unset($commit);
}
}
return $history;
}
Doesnt show the last entry