Concept
When using topic branching you can easily designate certain branches to represent application environments or locations. Imagine a branch dedicated to your staging, development or production environment.
You can also associate a branch with multiple folders
Installation
Simply download and place the file myWebHook.php in your www or public_html directory on your hosting account.
If you can SSH into your webhost and navigate to your public_html/ or www/ directory, simply run:
wget http://rawgithub.com/mexitek/myWebHook/master/myWebHook.php
Customization
Edit the first couple of variables in myWebHook.php. You can choose to change the name of your main git remote,
turn on web hook logs or associate a branch with custom folder paths.
// Your remote name
$remote = "origin";
// Aliases for branches and directories
$aliases = array(
"master" => array( "path/to/production" ),
"staging" => "path/to/staging",
"clients" => array( "client1","client2","client3","client4" )
);
// Do you want a log file with web hook posts?
$log = FALSE;
Activate on Github
Activate on BitBucket
