This webhook automatically clones any git repository and updates the "lifehub" val with its contents whenever accessed via HTTP. Uses isomorphic-git for pure JavaScript git operations.

1. Set the environment variable repo to any Git repository URL (HTTPS format):

   repo=https://github.com/username/repository-name
   repo=https://gitlab.com/username/repository-name  
   repo=https://git.sr.ht/~username/repository-name
   repo=https://your-git-server.com/username/repository-name
   

2. The webhook is automatically triggered when this val receives an HTTP request.

• ✅ GitHub - Full support
• ✅ GitLab - Full support
• ✅ SourceHut - Full support
• ✅ Bitbucket - Full support
• ✅ Self-hosted Git - Full support
• ✅ Any Git repository accessible via HTTPS - Full support

1. Repository Cloning: Uses isomorphic-git to clone the repository in-memory
2. File Processing: Processes all text files from the repository
3. Content Filtering: Automatically skips binary files and .git directory
4. Lifehub Generation: Creates a comprehensive val containing all repository content

{
  "success": true,
  "message": "Successfully updated lifehub val with X files from repository-name",
  "files": ["file1.js", "file2.md", ...],
  "repository": "https://github.com/username/repository-name.git"
}

{
  "error": "Failed to clone repository",
  "details": "Detailed error message",
  "repository": "https://github.com/username/repository-name.git"
}

The generated lifehub val includes:

• File Access: Get specific files via ?file=filename query parameter
• File Listing: GET request without parameters returns all files and metadata
• Helper Functions:
  • getFile(filename): Get content of a specific file
  • listFiles(): Get array of all file names
  • searchFiles(pattern): Search files by regex pattern
  • getFilesByExtension(ext): Get files by extension

# Regular webhook (uses 'repo' environment variable)
curl https://your-val-url.web.val.run

# Test with sample repository
curl https://your-val-url.web.val.run/test

# Get file list and metadata
curl https://lifehub-val-url.web.val.run

# Get specific file
curl https://lifehub-val-url.web.val.run?file=README_md

import { getFile, listFiles, searchFiles, getFilesByExtension } from "./lifehub";

// Get a specific file
const readme = getFile("README.md");

// List all files
const allFiles = listFiles();

// Search for files
const jsFiles = searchFiles("\\.js$");

// Get files by extension
const markdownFiles = getFilesByExtension("md");

• Universal Git Support: Works with any Git repository accessible via HTTPS
• In-Memory Processing: No local file system required
• Binary File Filtering: Automatically skips binary files
• Text File Processing: Processes all text-based files
• Comprehensive API: Rich set of helper functions for accessing content
• Error Handling: Graceful handling of clone failures and processing errors

• Only processes text files (binary files are automatically skipped)
• Clones only the default branch with depth=1 for performance
• File names are sanitized for Val Town compatibility
• Repository must be publicly accessible or use authentication (see below)

For private repositories, you can add authentication by modifying the clone call:

await git.clone({
  fs: fsImpl,
  http,
  dir: '/',
  url: repoUrl,
  singleBranch: true,
  depth: 1,
  headers: {
    'Authorization': `token ${Deno.env.get('GIT_TOKEN')}`
  }
});

• repo: Git repository URL in HTTPS format (required)
• GIT_TOKEN: Authentication token for private repositories (optional)

• Generated vals are set to "unlisted" privacy by default
• No authentication required for webhook trigger (add if needed)
• Repository must be accessible via the provided URL
• Binary files are automatically filtered out for security

• Uses shallow clone (depth=1) for faster processing
• In-memory file system for efficient processing
• Processes only text files to reduce memory usage
• Suitable for repositories up to several hundred files