Another open source analogue of Github

At this point in time, there are the following github alternatives:

• Sam github fi (worth $ 5000, not open source)
• Gitorious (open source, written in RoR, uses ActiveMQ, in short - beast machine)
• Recently appeared gitlab (open source, written in ruby)

In this list, I would like to add my application. Maybe it is still useful to someone. What is inside?

• Written in Scala
• Lift is used
• Storage - MongoDB
• "Its" implementation of git, ssh, http daemon. The first is using Apache Mina Core, and the second is Mina SSHD, the last with Rest from Lift
• JGit is used to work with git.

I can boast that it is easier to put than competitors (which is on linux, which is on windows, provided that Mongo is available):

$ git clone git://github.com/btd/luna.git $ cd luna $ sbt package $ mkdir $JETTY_HOME/repo (     ) $ mv ./target/scala-2.9.1.final/.war $JETTY_HOME/webapps/ 

Honestly, I can not boast that everything works perfectly - there are bugs, I try to fix it as I find it.
Now my application can do the following things:

• User management. Users can add repositories to themselves, add collaborators to repositories.
• Repository management. You can set separate keys for the repository, forking. Public / private repositories
• Pull Requests
• The history of commits, viewing the source tree on a commit and viewing diff
• Access via ssh (read and write), git (read), http (read and write)
• Push alerts by email. Used camel so that in practice you can add other transports.

Profit for me:

• Learned scala and lift (this is my first scala application)
• I learned a bunch of new git
• Studied Apache Mina, Apache Camel, JGit library. Opened issue, added functionality (patches accepted).
• Another competitor to the systems at the beginning of the article.

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Links and clarifications:

• Google code
• Github
• Bugs and roadmap
• Demo (I do not update it often)