Sync through webhook

Obviously, you don't want to login to your server and update documentation manually every time you make a change, especially when changes are small and frequent.

This is a solved problem for the ASoulDocs server.

Just two simple steps:

1. Set up your documentation from a remote Git address
2. Fire a webhook whenever there is a push event.

The URL path for receiving the webhook is /webhook, and it accepts any kind of HTTP method, GET, POST or HEAD? Cool with that.

Therefore, a simple curl can do the trick:

$ curl http://localhost:5555/webhook

Almost all code hosts provide builtin webhook, to configurate the webhook on GitHub, navigate to your repository Settings > Webhooks, then click on the Add webhook button: