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gitkit

v0.1.0

Published

Pure javascript implementation of Git

Downloads

18

Readme

GitKit.js

NPM version Linux Build Status Windows Build status

Pure JavaScript implementation of Git backed by immutable models and promises.

The goal is to provide both a low and high level API for manipulating Git repositories: read files, commit changes, edit working index, clone, push, fetch, etc.

This library can work both in the browser and Node.js.

Installation

$ npm install gitkit

Usage

API

var GitKit = require('gitkit');
var NodeFS = require('gitkit/lib/fs/node');

// Prepare the filesystem
var fs = NodeFS(process.cwd());

// Create a repository instance
var repo = GitKit.Repository.createWithFS(fs, isBare);
Clone a remote repository
// Create a transport instance for the GitHub repository
var transport = new GitKit.HTTPTransport('https://github.com/GitbookIO/gitbook.git');

GitKit.TransferUtils.clone(repo, transport)
.then(function() {
    // Clone succeed!
}, function(err) {
    // Clone failed
})
List branches

GitKit.BranchUtils.list returns a promise listing branches as a list of strings.

GitKit.BranchUtils.list(repo)
    .then(function(branches) { ... })
Get current branch

GitKit.BranchUtils.getCurrent returns a promise resolved with the name of the current active branch.

GitKit.BranchUtils.getCurrent(repo)
    .then(function(branch) { ... })
List files in repository

GitKit.WorkingIndex provides a set of methods to work with the working index.

GitKit.WorkingIndex.readFromRepo(repo)
    .then(function(workingIndex) {
        var entries = workingIndex.getEntries();
    });
List changes not staged for commit

GitKit.ChangesUtils provides a set of methods to work with pending changes.

GitKit.ChangesUtils.list(repo)
    .then(function(changes) { ... });
More example and documentation coming soon!

I'll publish a better documentation for this library soon.

Thanks

To the people pointing me in the right directions like:

License

GitKit.js is Apache-licensed.