Repo Chocolatey AutoPkgr

Powershell script that adds .nupkgs to your Nuget Feed based on a git repo as well as pulling from Chocolatey.org. Detects any changes, if so - run choco pack against the package. For external packages via Chocolatey.org, it will download the latest available, including Beta packages listed primarily.

Prerequisites

1. Windows Server - The following IIS features will be required:

   NetFx3
   NetFx3ServerFeatures
   NetFx4Extended-ASPNET45
   IIS-WebServerRole
   IIS-WebServer
   IIS-CommonHttpFeatures
   IIS-Security
   IIS-RequestFiltering
   IIS-StaticContent
   IIS-DefaultDocument
   IIS-DirectoryBrowsing
   IIS-HttpErrors
   IIS-ApplicationDevelopment
   IIS-NetFxExtensibility45
   IIS-ISAPIExtensions
   IIS-ISAPIFilter
   IIS-ASPNET45
   IIS-HealthAndDiagnostics
   IIS-HttpLogging
   IIS-BasicAuthentication
   IIS-WindowsAuthentication
   IIS-Performance
   IIS-HttpCompressionStatic
   IIS-WebServerManagementTools
   IIS-ManagementConsole

2. .Net 4.6.2 - Install before enabling Nuget.
3. Nuget.Server - Nuget will host the feed in order to provide packages to your clients.
4. Powershell 5 or above.

Setup

1. Install a version of Windows Server.

   • Add the IIS role along with the features listed in prerequisites.
   • Ensure .Net 4.6.2 and above is installed.

2. Head over to NugetServer.net and select which you would like. I preffered the free version in which has you use Visual Studio to create the empty web app.

3. Once the Nuget server has been setup and is live, pull down this repo and save the script where you'd like.

4. Install Chocolatey for use of tools.

   iex ((New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString('https://chocolatey.org/install.ps1'))

5. Change the variables in the top section of this script based on location of Nuget Server and git repo.

   $destination = 'C:\nugetfeeds\MyFirstFeed\Packages'
   $git_bin = "$env:ProgramFiles\Git\bin\git.exe"
   $repo_url = 'https://github.com/chocolatey/chocolatey-coreteampackages.git'
   $repo_dir = ($repo_url.Split('/')[-1]).Replace('.git','')
   $repo = "C:\repo-choco-autopkgr\$($repo_dir)"

6. Here's the fun part. You can either run this script manually where it stands, OR setup a Scheduled Task to run it every so often based on your needs.

   • Just want the external packages?

     .\repo-choco-autopkgr.ps1 -Chocolatey

   • Just the git repo?

     .\repo-choco-autopkgr.ps1 -Git

   • Or you want both.

     .\repo-choco-autopkgr.ps1 -Git -Chocolatey

7. Once the .nupkg's start hitting your feed, Nuget Server will create folders for each one and cache the items in order for them to appear. Run a clist against your server to verify.

Future

• Add support for hg
• Setup IIS
• Setup Nuget Server
• Setup Chocolatey
• Basically an All-In-One

Feedback

Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.