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gosh-git-remote

v1.0.0-beta.3

Published

Git remote helper for Gosh

Downloads

2

Readme

git-remote-gosh is a git-client helper to interact with remote repositories hosted on the Everscale blockchain networks

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This Git helper used Everscale blockchain as a remote for Git.

Remote

For correct usage of the helper you should use remote in form:

gosh[::<NETWORK>]://[<USER_ACCOUNT>@]GOSH_ROOT/REPO_NAME

Defaults values are following:

NETWORK - main.ton.dev

USER_ACCOUNT - default

Examples:

For usage with local (Evernode SE)[https://github.com/tonlabs/evernode-se] remote may be as follows:

gosh::localhost://0:a6af961f2973bb00fe1d3d6cfee2f2f9c89897719c2887b31ef5ac4fd060638f/my-user-name/my-repo

User account

To be able to push to Gosh repositories, you need to have a wallet on the Everscale blockchain. git-remote-gosh expects that the wallet credentials are in the file: ~/.gosh/credentials.json:

{
    "my-wallet": {
        "address": "0:d5f5cfc4b52d2eb1bd9d3a8e51707872c7ce0c174facddd0e06ae5ffd17d2fcd",
        "keys": {
            "public": "1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234",
            "secret": "0987654321098765432109876543210987654321098765432109876543210987"
        }
    }
}

For usage of this wallet (main network as default) the remote may be as follows:

gosh://my-wallet@0:a6af961f2973bb00fe1d3d6cfee2f2f9c89897719c2887b31ef5ac4fd060638f/my-user-name/my-repo

Setup helper

  1. Prerequisites:
    1. node (NodeJS) and matching npm
    2. git
  2. Clone git-remote-gosh repo and install dependencies with npm i
  3. Add path with git-remote-helper for availability via $PATH or symlinked it (e.g. /usr/local/bin). Use which git-remote-gosh to make sure it's available.

For existing local repository

To set a remote to an existing local repository:

git remote add origin gosh::net.ton.dev://my-wallet@0:a6af961f2973bb00fe1d3d6cfee2f2f9c89897719c2887b31ef5ac4fd060638f/my-user-name/my-repo

For a new Gosh repository

To clone repositories you should add

git clone gosh::net.ton.dev://my-wallet@0:a6af961f2973bb00fe1d3d6cfee2f2f9c89897719c2887b31ef5ac4fd060638f/my-user-name/my-repo