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zesp

v0.0.3

Published

Version control system for projects

Downloads

2

Readme

Zesp

Welcome to Zesp, a powerful version control system tool for managing and organizing your projects.

Features

  • Project creation and initialization
  • Version control integration
  • Task management and tracking
  • Collaboration and team communication
  • Documentation generation
  • Code review and feedback

Commands

  • zesp init
  • zesp add filename
  • zesp commit -m message
  • zesp log
  • zesp show commit_hash

Getting Started

To get started with Zesp, follow these steps:

  1. Install Zesp by running npm install zesp in your project directory.
  2. Initialize a new project by running zesp init and follow the prompts.
  3. Start adding your code and files to the project.
  4. Use the built-in version control features to track changes and collaborate with your team.
  5. Manage tasks and track progress using the task management module.
  6. Generate documentation for your project using the documentation generation tool.
  7. Review and provide feedback on code changes using the code review module.

License

Zesp is released under the MIT License.