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This question is related to Compiling documents online.
I store my LaTeX documents in a git repository on GitHub. Is there a web service which offers a post-commit hook for GitHub which automatically fetches my document and compiles it?
For example, ReadTheDocs provides compilation for documentation of Python projects stored in GitHub repositories; the documentation is fetched and compiled after each commit to the repository.
Is what you are searching for. Example of compile git repo from some master LaTeX file:
/compile URL seems to respond to GET requests instead of POST requests. 3) There is no way of specifying external LaTeX packages to be automatically downloaded from CTAN. (Necessary because it is bad style to store a copy of all necessary LaTeX packages in my Git repository.)
– argentpepper
Jul 24 '14 at 17:59
The ShareLaTeX Cloud Compiler was shut down on the 21st of July 2018. So this answer is not valid any more.
You can use ShareLaTeX on public repos, but the problem is that you can compile only one file in a repo.
Or you can use a payed version and sync your ShareLaTeX account with GitHub too.
Not exactly the answer you want, I guess (and to finish this question):
Have a closer look to ScribTeX. On the website you can read: "Access to your project's git repository" as mentioned in your cited question compiling documents online (see answer of Sharpie).
I do not know other web services offering what you are searching for.
https://github.com/dbrgn/github-latex-builder
You'd need to self-host it (note security warnings).
