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logservable

v4.0.0

Published

git log as an observable stream of JSON objects

Downloads

9

Readme

logservable

git log as an observable stream of JSON.

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Contents

Installation

npm install --save logservable

logservable.commits

logservable.commits returns an RxJS Observable which takes an RxJS Observer;

import { commits } from 'logservable';
import { take } from 'rxjs/operators';

const commit$ = commits('/Users/foldleft/Dev/my-project', {
  fieldNames: ['authorDateRelative', 'authorName', 'commitHash'],
  oldestFirst: false
});

commit$.pipe(take(3)).subscribe({
  next(commit) {
    console.log('%s committed %s %s', commit.authorName, commit.commitHash, commit.authorDateRelative);
  },
  error(err) {
    console.error('The Stream gave me an error: ', err);
  },
  complete() {
    console.log('The Stream told me it is done.');
  }
});

Our example would produce;

Guybrush Threepwood committed ad7b84e54c62809c7d46b9bb77087a007d1967b5 2 hours ago
Elaine Marley committed 12c1cde06cdca28d9b41c9cdf667b3e4ff894ca1 2 hours ago
Herman Toothrot committed 60121fda22cd43a04716c8a76fa803bf1a81e217 6 hours ago
The Stream told me it is done.

Arguments

directory:String

Absolute path to your locally cloned git repository.

options.fieldNames:String[]

Optional array of strings representing the data required from each git commit (defaults to all).

authorDate
authorDateRelative
authorEmail
authorName
body
commitHash
commitNotes
committerDate
committerDateRelative
committerEmail
committerName
parentHashes
reflogIdentityEmail
reflogIdentityName
reflogSelector
reflogSubject
sanitizedSubjectLine
subject
treeHash

For more information see the Git Pretty Formats Documentation.

options.oldestFirst:Boolean

Whether to read the commits in order of oldest to newest (defaults to false).

options.skipMergeCommits:Boolean

Whether to exclude merge commits from being returned (defaults to true).

logservable.tags

logservable.tags returns an RxJS Observable which takes an RxJS Observer;

import { tags } from 'logservable';
import { take } from 'rxjs/operators';

const tag$ = tags('/Users/foldleft/Dev/my-project');

tag$.pipe(take(3)).subscribe({
  next(tag) {
    console.log('commit %s is tagged as %s', tag.commitHash, tag.tagName);
  },
  error(err) {
    console.error('The Stream gave me an error: ', err);
  },
  complete() {
    console.log('The Stream told me it is done.');
  }
});

Our example would produce;

commit 11eb97230097883288ae565dda7d78b467d8d991 is tagged as 0.1.0
commit 4b106112ac52c81196e53a4b81cc3543b4aa42c6 is tagged as 0.2.0
commit 5f6ee8821fbebd01d0910125698afb495c36509c is tagged as 0.3.0
The Stream told me it is done.

Arguments

directory:String

Absolute path to your locally cloned git repository.