Web-based git commit tool

Question

Maybe I'm lacking some google search skills, but, before I start building one from scratch,

Is there a ready-made web-based git commit tool?

What I need it to do is allow the user, from a web interface, to:

1. have the list from "git status"
2. pick the files he wants to commit (maybe also see a diff) - this will do git add on each file
3. commit with a message
4. push to remote

This is so I can enable people without command line skills to push their template changes

Thanks

Answer 1

It shouldn't be to complicated to make one.

I just checked it, if you have a recent git version (I think a git 1.7.x will do), here are the commands:

# get list of files changed (porcelain output is machine parsable with status information per file):
git status --porcelain

# get diff of file
git diff $FILE

# add file to index/cache to commit
git add $FILE

# do dry-run before commit
git commit --dry-run --porcelain

# commit file(s) 
git commit --file=/tmp/commit.message
# or commit message from stdin:
git commit --file=-

If someone does make one, please put it up on github so we can all use it.

And don't forget to put a password-system on it to prevent just about anyone changing your code.

UPDATE: I've created a small web-based commit tool:

https://github.com/Lennie/git-webcommit

https://github.com/Lennie/git-webcommit

Answer 2

I haven't tried all of these, but surely one of the GUI or web interfaces in this gigantic list will fit your needs or come close enough for you to customize yourself.