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Section: Self-hosting
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# Push-to-deploy
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Orbit ships its own self-hosted git workflow: a `git push` runs the tests, builds, and publishes —
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no external CI required.
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## How it works
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A **bare git repo** on the server has a `post-receive` hook. On a push to `main` it:
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1. Checks out the new commit.
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2. Runs `npm ci && npm run test && npm run build` — **gated**, so a broken push never ships.
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3. Publishes `dist/` to the web root with `rsync --delete` (keeping a backup for rollback).
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The whole loop is one command:
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```sh
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git commit -m "…"
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git push # test → build → deploy (+ mirror)
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```
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## The hook (sketch)
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```bash
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#!/bin/bash
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set -e; unset GIT_DIR
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WORK=/path/to/checkout; WEBROOT=/var/www/site/app
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while read -r _old new ref; do
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[ "$ref" = "refs/heads/main" ] || continue
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cd "$WORK"; git fetch -q self; git reset --hard -q self/main
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npm ci --silent && npm run test && npm run build
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rsync -a --delete dist/ "$WEBROOT/"
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done
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```
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## Bonus: IRC announcements
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The same hook hands the commit list to a small bot that posts a GitHub-style summary to the
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project's IRC channel. See [The #orbit channel & bot](https://orbit.tchatou.fr/wiki/orbit-channel/).
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