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multigit

v0.0.9

Published

A multigit manager with git flow features availables and some shortcuts to work more easily and quickly with git

Downloads

10

Readme

multigit

A multigit manager with git flow features availables and some shortcuts to work more easily and quickly with git But Git flow (http://danielkummer.github.io/git-flow-cheatsheet/) is not required Just nodeJs and git > 1.7.x are required This library is still in its early stages of development

Why ?

To simplify the use of git: I always do the same 4 actions: git commit -m "update"; Git pull origin master; Git push original origin With this lib, I juste have to call shortcut.push() method to do all theses actions. Why multi ? Because I'm working on projects with different programatic languages and so multiple repositories

How to ?

1. Add lib to your package.json

$ (sudo) npm install -g multigit

2. Create .repositories file to setup your git repositories to manage

{
    "mynamespace": {
        "myreponame": {
            "path": "/var/www/projet1",
            "url": "https://github.com"
        },
        "myreponameprivate": {
            "path": "/var/www/projet2",
            "url": "http://mygitlab.com"
        }
    }
}

3. Use multigit

Shortcut (this is why we use 's.')

To init all repositories

$ multigit s.init -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD

To do on all repositories : git add .; git commit -m "comment"

$ multigit s.commit -m "comment"

To do on all repositories : git add .; git commit -m "comment";git pull origin [branchName];git push origin [branchName]

$ multigit s.push -m "comment"

To do on all repositories : git pull origin [branchName]

$ multigit s.pull

Flow methods (inspired from git flow)

To prepare all repositories : git branch develop;git checkout develop;git push origin develop

$ multigit init-flow

To manage your branches with an interactive command line user interfaces

$ multigit flow (and answer questions)

git classic command line

$ multigit status (for example, not tested with arguments)

TODO

  • Handle git response better
  • Unit test
  • Handle errors better