Use Dropbox as a git repo

post-commit

#!/bin/sh
# This hook is used to push a mirrored version of all committed files to your dropbox repo after they are commited (optional)

# Replace this variable with your remote repo name
REPO=dropbox

echo
echo "==== Sending changes to $REPO repo ===="
echo

git push --mirror $REPO;

echo
echo "==== Donezo ===="
echo

shell

# Make the repo folder in Dropbox
cd ~/Dropbox
mkdir gitRepos

# Create the git repo (replace repoName with whatever you want to name it)
mkdir repoName.git
cd repoName.git
git --bare init

# Add new remote to your git repo named dropbox
cd ~/Sites/repoName
git remote add dropbox file:///$HOME/Dropbox/gitRepos/repoName.git
git push dropbox master

# You can clone the repo on another machine like so
# This will also create a dropbox remote for this new clone
git clone -o dropbox file:///$HOME/Dropbox/gitRepos/repoName.git

# pulling from the repo on another machine
git pull dropbox <branchName>