Updates your git-repositories by running git commands, that you specify for each of your repositories.

For Arch Linux simply use yaourt:

yaourt -S fetcher

Done!

Clone this repo and copy the fetcher.sh to a location which is in your $PATH environment variable, e.g ~/.local/bin:

cp ./fetcher.sh ~/.local/bin/fetcher

That's it, but if you want to use the systemd service you need to install the unit file fetcher.service and timer fetcher.timer to a systemd unit path, e.g. ~/.config/systemd/user:

cp ./fetcher.service ~/.config/systemd/user/fetcher.service
cp ./fetcher.timer ~/.config/systemd/user/fetcher.timer

In order to make this working, you need a configuration file, which is by default at ~/.config/fetcher.conf. Each line consists of the repository and the action to be performed in that repository:

$HOME/workspace/repo pull --ff-only
~/workspace/repo2 pull origin master:master
~/workspace/repo2 push

In order to perform the actions, just run

fetcher

The installed systemd service file will run fetcher automatically, after the network is online. To enable this just run following commands:

systemctl --user reload-daemon
systemctl --user enable fetcher.service fetcher.timer

To try it out you can run:

systemctl --user start fetcher.service fetcher.timer
systemctl --user status fetcher.service fetcher.timer