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| | | ### Extension Point: SSH DispatchCommand
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| | | You can provide your own custom SSH commands by extending the DispatchCommand.
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| | | You can provide your own custom SSH commands by extending the *DispatchCommand* class.
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| | | For some examples of how to do this, please see:
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| | | [gitblit-cookbook-plugin (Maven project)](https://dev.gitblit.com/summary/gitblit-cookbook-plugin.git)
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| | | [gitblit-powertools-plugin (Ant/Moxie project)](https://dev.gitblit.com/summary/gitblit-powertools-plugin.git)
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| | | ### Extension Point: Pre- and Post- Receive Hook
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| | | You can provide your own custom pre and/or post receive hooks by extending the *ReceiveHook* class.
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| | | ```java
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| | | import com.gitblit.extensions.ReceiveHook;
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| | | import ro.fortsoft.pf4j.Extension;
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| | | @Extension
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| | | public class MyHook extends ReceiveHook {
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| | | public void onPreReceive(GitblitReceivePack receivePack, Collection<ReceiveCommand> commands) {
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| | | RepositoryModel repository = receivePack.getRepositoryModel();
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| | | UserModel user = receivePack.getUserModel();
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| | | receivePack.sendInfo("Hi {0}, I see {1} commands for {2} onPreReceive",
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| | | user.getDisplayName(),
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| | | commands.size(),
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| | | repository.name);
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| | | }
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| | | @Override
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| | | public void onPostReceive(GitblitReceivePack receivePack, Collection<ReceiveCommand> commands) {
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| | | RepositoryModel repository = receivePack.getRepositoryModel();
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| | | UserModel user = receivePack.getUserModel();
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| | | receivePack.sendInfo("Hi {0}, I see {1} commands for {2} onPostReceive",
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| | | user.getDisplayName(),
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| | | commands.size(),
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| | | repository.name);
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| | | }
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| | | }
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| | | ```
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| | | ### Mac OSX Fonts
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| | | Gitblit's core SSH commands and those in the *powertools* plugin rely on use of ANSI border characters to provide a pretty presentation of data. Unfortunately, the fonts provided by Apple - while very nice - don't work well with ANSI border characters. The following public domain fixed-width, fixed-point, bitmapped fonts work very nicely. I find the 6x12 font with a line spacing of ~0.8 to be quite acceptable.
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