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prbuddy

v1.0.4

Published

A utility to get the diff between two git commits, and store it as a file. To be used with the prbuddy web app.

Downloads

3

Readme

prbuddy

prbuddy is a utility to get the diff between two git commits and store it as a file. Designed to be used with the prbuddy web app.

Installation

Install prbuddy locally in your project using npm:

npm install prbuddy

Usage

After installation, you can use prbuddy in your project as follows:

prbuddy commit1 commit2

Replace commit1 and commit2 with the actual commit hashes you want to compare. The git diff output will be stored in a file in the current directory.

Options

  • commit1: The first commit hash.
  • commit2: The first commit hash.
  • outputPath: (Optional) The path to store the git diff output file. If not specified, the default file name is prbuddy-diff.txt.

Examples

prbuddy abc123 def456

This command compares the changes between commits abc123 and def456 and stores the output in the default file prbuddy-diff.txt.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.