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hirse.ungit

v0.8.3

Published

Run and view Ungit in Brackets. Ungit is a "Clean and intuitive UI that makes it easy to understand git." Requires Git and npm to be installed, works together with Brackets-Git.

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Keywords

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Readme

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Brackets Ungit

Brackets Extension that adds Ungit directly into Brackets.
Runs Ungit as a child process of the Brackets node so you can access it from Brackets or any Browser.

This is not necessarily an alternative to Brackets-Git, you can use both in parallel without conflicts. In fact, I have both installed and use either, depending on the task and context.

Dependencies

Brackets Ungit uses Ungit which in turn requires Git.

  • Git has to be installed on your system before you use the extension.
  • Node.js and npm have to be installed and globally available on your system to install and run Ungit.
  • Ungit will be installed as node_module on the first run of this extension.

Screenshots

Brackets Ungit Viewer
Ungit in Brackets

Brackets Ungit Dependency Installation
Dependency Installation

Installation

Latest Release

To install the latest release of this extension use the built-in Brackets Extension Manager which downloads the extension from the Brackets Extension Registry.

Latest Commit

To install the latest commit of this extension use the built-in Brackets Extension Manager which has a function to Install from URL... using this link:

https://github.com/Hirse/brackets-ungit/archive/master.zip

Brackets npm Registry

The latest release of this extension is also available on the Brackets npm Registry.

Usage

Click the Ungit Toolbar Button to start Ungit and open the viewer for the current project. Ungit will keep running until Brackets is closed. Go to http://localhost:8448 to view the same Ungit instance in your Browser of choice.

License

Brackets Ungit is licensed under the MIT license.
Ungit itself is also licensed under the MIT license (again).