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dintel/php-github-webhook
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Simple class for handling GitHub webhook calls

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PHP GitHub webhook package
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[](#php-github-webhook-package)

Overview
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[](#overview)

This package contains classes that allow keeping up to date git repository by performing `git pull` on every `git push` to your GitHub repository. To achieve this you have to add simple script to your git repository and configure webhook on your GitHub repository.

Webhook script
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[](#webhook-script)

For a webhook script to work you have to do 3 things:

1. Add this package to your composer dependencies
2. Add a simple PHP script that will actually handle calls to webhook
3. Configure your GitHub repository webhook to be called every time commits are pushed to GitHub

### Composer

[](#composer)

To add dependency, simply edit your `composer.json` and add to your `require`block following dependency - `"dintel/php-github-webhook": "0.1.*"`. This is the simplest way to bring php-github-webhook libraries into your project.

### Webhook script

[](#webhook-script-1)

To actually handle webhook calls, you have to add PHP script that will be accessible publicly and it will run `git pull` every time GitHub calls it. A simplest example of such webhook script:

```