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# gitserver-http [](https://travis-ci.org/cirocosta/gitserver-http)
> A git server with Nginx as the HTTP frontend and fast cgi wrapper for running the git http backend
## Usage
To run a git server without any repositories configured in advance but allowing them to be saved into `./repositories`:
```sh
docker run \
-d \ # deamonize
-v `pwd`/repositories:/var/lib/git \ # mount the volume
-p "8080:80" \ # expose the port
cirocosta/gitserver-http
```
Now, initialize a bare repository:
```sh
cd repositories
git init --bare myrepo.git
```
and then, just clone it somewhere else:
```sh
cd /tmp
git clone http://localhost:8080/myrepo.git
cd myrepo
```
### Pre-Initialization
Git servers work with bare repositories. This image provides the utility of initializing some pre-configured repositories in advance. Just add them to `/var/lib/initial` and then run the container. For instance, having the tree:
```
.
└── initial
└── initial
└── repo1
└── file.txt
```
and then executing
```sh
docker run \
-d \ # deamonize
-v `pwd`/initial:/var/lib/initial \ # mount the initial volume
-p "8080:80" \ # expose the port
cirocosta/gitserver-http # start git server and init repositories
```
will allow you to skip the `git init --bare` step and start with the repositories pre-"installed" there:
```sh
git clone http://localhost/repo1.git
cd repo1 && ls
# file.txt
```
## Example
to run the example:
```sh
make example
```
This will create a git server http service on `:80`. Now you can clone the sample repository:
```sh
git clone http://localhost:8080/repo1.git
```
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