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Hooks
-----
Within |RCM| there are two types of supported hooks.
* **Internal built-in hooks**: The internal |hg| or |git| hooks are
triggered by different VCS operations, like push, pull,
or clone and are non-configurable, but you can add your own VCS hooks,
see :ref:`custom-hooks`.
* **User defined hooks**: User defined hooks centre around the lifecycle of
certain actions such are |repo| creation, user creation etc. The actions
these hooks trigger can be rejected based on the API permissions of the
user calling them.
Those custom hooks can be called using |RCT|, see :ref:`rc-tools`. To create
a custom hook, see the :ref:`event-listener` section.
.. _event-listener:
Making your Extension listen for Events
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
To create a hook to work with a plugin or extension,
you need configure a listener in the
:file:`/home/{user}/{instance-id}/rcextensions/__init__.py` file,
and use the ``load_extension`` method.
Use the following example to create your extensions.
In this example:
* The hook is calling the ``('my_post_push_extension.py')`` extension.
* The hook is listening to |RCM| for pushes to |repos|.
* This highlighted code is the hook, and configured in the ``__init__.py`` file.
* It is inserted into the ``def _pushhook(*args, **kwargs)`` section,
if it is not in the default ``__ini__.py`` file, use the below
non-highlighted section to create it.
.. code-block:: python
:emphasize-lines: 23-38
# ==========================================================================
# POST PUSH HOOK
# ==========================================================================
# this function will be executed after each push is executed after the
# build-in hook that RhodeCode uses for logging pushes
def _pushhook(*args, **kwargs):
"""
Post push hook
kwargs available:
:param server_url: url of instance that triggered this hook
:param config: path to .ini config used
:param scm: type of VS 'git' or 'hg'
:param username: name of user who pushed
:param ip: ip of who pushed
:param action: push
:param repository: repository name
:param repo_store_path: full path to where repositories are stored
:param pushed_revs: list of pushed revisions
"""
# Your hook code goes in here
call = load_extension('my_post_push_extension.py')
if call:
# extra arguments in kwargs
call_kwargs = dict()
call_kwargs.update(kwargs)
my_kw = {
'reviewers_extra_field': 'reviewers',
# defines if we have a comma
# separated list of reviewers
# in this repo stored in extra_fields
}
call_kwargs.update(my_kw) # pass in hook args
parsed_revs = call(**call_kwargs)
# returns list of dicts with changesets data
# Default code
return 0
PUSH_HOOK = _pushhook
Once your plugin and hook are configured, restart your instance of |RCM| and
your event listener will triggered as soon as a user pushes to a |repo|.