GitProxy supports extensibility in the form of plugins. These plugins are specified via configuration as NPM packages or JavaScript code on disk. For each plugin configured, GitProxy will attempt to load each package or file as a standard Node module. Plugin authors will create instances of the extension classes exposed by GitProxy and use these objects to implement custom functionality.
For detailed documentation, please refer to the GitProxy development resources on the project's site
These plugins are maintained by the core GitProxy team. As a future roadmap item, organizations can choose to omit certain features of GitProxy by simply removing the dependency from a deployed version of the application.
git-proxy-plugin-samples
: "hello world" examples of the GitProxy plugin system
Please refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md file for information on how to contribute to the GitProxy project.