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@izanamidev/gitnode

v1.2.7

Published

Revolutionize Your GitHub Workflow with Seamless Remote Control

Downloads

5

Readme

GitNode

Remote GitHub Control in Node.js

GitNode is a Node.js module designed to streamline the interaction with GitHub by transforming Git CLI commands into JavaScript functions. This module empowers developers to seamlessly integrate Git operations into their Node.js applications, providing a convenient and efficient way to manage repositories, branches, commits, and more.

Key Features:

  1. JavaScript Interface: GitNode translates common Git commands into JavaScript functions, allowing developers to control GitHub repositories programmatically within a Node.js environment.

  2. GitHub Automation: Easily automate routine Git operations such as cloning repositories, creating branches, committing changes, pushing updates, and handling pull requests—all through intuitive JavaScript methods.

  3. Simplified Workflows: GitNode abstracts the complexities of the Git CLI, offering a more straightforward and user-friendly interface for handling version control tasks within Node.js applications.

  4. Enhanced Productivity: By integrating GitNode, developers can enhance their workflow and focus on building applications, without the need to switch between the Git CLI and their code editor.

Getting Started:

  1. Install GitNode using npm:

    npm install @izanamidev/gitnode
  2. Require GitNode in your Node.js application and start leveraging Git operations programmatically.

Simplify your GitHub interactions with GitNode—where Git meets Node.js seamlessly.

Example Usage

//Import
const gitnode = require('@izanamidev/gitnode');

//Initialze
const git = gitnode();

//Gitnode Method
git.status((err,res)=>{
    if(err){throw new Error("Error on Checking Gitnode status");}
    console.log(res)
});

Documentaion

git.status();

Show the working tree status Syntax:

git.status(callback(error,resources));

git.add();

Add file contents to the index Syntax:

git.add(path,callback(error,resources));

git.commit();

Add file contents to the index Syntax:

git.add(path,callback(error,resources));

git.checkout();

Add file contents to the index Syntax:

git.add(path,callback(error,resources));

git.pullOrigin();

Add file contents to the index Syntax:

git.add(path,callback(error,resources));

git.pushOrigin();

Add file contents to the index Syntax:

git.add(path,callback(error,resources));

Tools Used