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reapo

v0.1.1

Published

A repo manager coded in easily editable, deliciously vanilla web standards 🎉

Downloads

7

Readme

Reapo

A repo manager built with web components & standards

Early releases under Releases on GitHub

todo / issues under Issues on GitHub

There is a complimenting vs code theme now called Abyski


Purpose

Wanted a repo manager that

  • Opens & works quickly then gets out of the way
  • Built with web components & standards to easily to extend and hack on
  • Compliments vs code; In between
    • dumb (eg: OS file manager)
    • complex (eg: Gitkraken)

Some functions include

  • Filter ( Ctrl+F )
  • Open in VS Code ( </> icon )
  • New project, Salesforce project or git clone ( Ctrl+N )
    • Auto opens in VS Code on creation
  • Run commands in terminal-like view or via shortcut icons which include:
    • ls
    • Archive (offers to delete after backup)
    • git status
    • Open in Github ( runs git remote -v & parses URL to open in default browser )
    • Open in OS file manager
    • Clear terminal
    • Delete

Potential Issues

MacOS

The 'Open in VS Code' feature expects code to be a cli command but VS Code docs state users on macOS must first run a command (Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH) to add VS Code executable to the PATH environment variable. Read the macOS setup guide for help.


Develop Reapo

Clone it

git clone https://github.com/jsmithdev/reapo.git && cd reapo

Install it

npm i

Start it

npm run start

Package it

npm run package

Make it (create an installer for your current OS)

npm run make

Publish it

npm run publish


Made with 💙 by Jamie Smith