GitPHP is a web frontend for git repositories. It emulates the look of standard gitweb, but is written in PHP and makes use of Smarty templates for customization.

GitPHP is open source under the GNU GPLv2.

Features

Some key features of GitPHP are:

Support for multiple projects with categories
Various ways to set up project list (search a directory, hardcoded list, Gitweb/Gitosis/Gitolite project list, scm-manager config)
Support for viewing common git objects/actions (log, commit, tree, blob, tag, head, file history, blame)
Syntax highlighting using GeSHi
Unified and side-by-side diffs of commits and files
Commit and file searching
Snapshot downloading
RSS/Atom and OPML feeds
Multilanguage support
Caching using files or memcache for performance
Works with standard git on Linux as well as Git for Windows

Download

The current release is 0.2.9.1. You can get it from the releases list.

Demo

You can use GitPHP to browse the GitPHP repository at http://source.gitphp.org.

Documentation

Installing and configuring GitPHP is easy. The installation page should be all you need to get started.

Source

Browse

You can browse the GitPHP repository using GitPHP at http://source.gitphp.org or on GitHub.

Clone

You can clone the GitPHP repository from the GitHub project page.

Build

GitPHP can be run directly from a snapshot tarball or a git checkout. However, there are a few things to be aware of before doing this. Please read building a release.

Support

For bugs, enhancement suggestions, and questions, feel free to submit to the issue tracker with the appropriate label. Alternately, you can contact Chris Han directly.

Contribute

GitPHP is currently a single developer project. However, I’m willing to review and accept code contributions from a variety of sources - patches submitted on the issue tracker or directly by email, pull requests, discussions on forums, etc.