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@pando/git-pando

v0.3.0-alpha.5

Published

Git extension for pando

Downloads

13

Readme

git-pando

git extension for pando

Install

npm install -g @pando/git-remote-pando @pando/git-pando

Deploy a test environment

See the pando README to see how to deploy a test environment.

Usage

git pando
pando <command>

Commands:
  git pando configure                   Configure pando                [aliases: config]
  git pando organization <subcommand>   Manage pando organizations     [aliases: dao]
  git pando repository <subcommand>     Manage pando repositories      [aliases: repo]

Options:
  --version   Show version number                                      [boolean]
  -h, --help  Show help                                                [boolean]

Examples

Configure pando

git pando config

Deploy a pando-ready Aragon DAO

git pando dao deploy

Copy the address of this DAO and deploy a repository

git pando repository deploy --name <name> --dao <address>

Copy the address of this repository and add it as a remote in your git repo

git remote add origin pando://<address>

You can now use git as you're used to!