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changed-git-files

v0.0.1

Published

get a list of changed git files and their status

Downloads

12,721

Readme

Changed Git Files

This module returns an array of changed files and their status according to git.

Credit

This repository is almost complete copy of @mcwhittemore staged-git-files repo. https://github.com/mcwhittemore/staged-git-files

The only difference is, that this command also returns files, that was modified, but not added to commit.

Usage

Download

npm install changed-git-files

In Code

var cgf = require("changed-git-files");
cgf(function(err, results){
	//WHAT EVER YOU SO PLEASE
});

Example Results

[
	{
		"filename": "package.json",
		"status": "Added"
	},
	{
		"filename": "readme.md",
		"status": "Modified"
	},
	{
		"filename": "index.js",
		"status": "Renamed"
	}
]

API

cgf(filter, callback)

Get a list of changed git files

  • filter: string of git status codes. No spaces
  • callback:
    • err: the error
    • results: file object array.

cgf.getHead(callback)

Get head that will be used in the diff to ID which files are waiting to be staged.

  • callback
    • err: the error
    • head: the git commit id which is aliased to head.

cgf.readFile(filename, [options], callback)

This is a proxy for fs.readFile with one change. The filename will be relative to the cgf.cwd

cgf.debug

Boolean that flips logging on and off. By default this is false. If true, all git commands will be console logged.

cgf.includeContent

If true, include content will add a content or err param to the file object.

  • Default Value: false
  • Content Param: the content of the file changed
  • Err Param: the error message received while trying to read the file.

cgf.cwd

The current working directory. AKA: where the .git folder you care about is.

Default Value: is equal to process.cwd() of your app.g

Statuses

CGF-Status (git status code)

  • Added (A)
  • Copied (C)
  • Deleted (D)
  • Modified (M)
  • Renamed (R)
  • Type-Change (T) [i.e. regular file, symlink, submodule, etc.]
  • Unmerged (U)
  • Unknown (X)

Change Log

0.0.2

  • cgf.includeContent added. Now it is possible to also get the file content

0.0.1

  • The mvp