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gitti

gitti gem - (yet) another (lite) git command line helper / wrapper

Usage

GitGitProjectGitMirror

Git Class

Use the Git class for "low-level / to the metal" git commands that run in your current working directory. Example:

###############
## "setup" starter git commands

Git.clone( "https://github.com/rubycoco/gitti.git" )
Git.clone( "https://github.com/rubycoco/gitti.git", "gitti-clone" )
# -or-    -- if you have write / commit access use ssh
Git.clone( "[email protected]:rubycoco/gitti.git" )
Git.clone( "[email protected]:rubycoco/gitti.git", "gitti-clone" )

Git.mirror( "https://github.com/rubycoco/gitti.git" )  ## same as  git clone --mirror

#################
## standard git commands

Git.version                 ## same as  git --version
Git.status
Git.status( short: true )   ## same as Git.changes
Git.changes                 ## same as  git status --short

#####################
## status helpers

Git.clean?
Git.changes?
Git.dirty?      ## alias for changes?

#######
## more (major) git commands

Git.fetch
Git.pull
Git.fast_forward      ## same as  git pull --ff-only
Git.ff                ## alias for fast_forward
Git.push
Git.add( "pathspec" )
Git.add_all           ## same as  git --all
Git.commit( "message" )

Git.files                       ## same as  git ls-tree --full-tree --name-only -r HEAD

Git.check                       ## same as  git fsck
Git.fsck                        ## alias for check
Git.checksum                    ## another alias for check

Git.master?          ## on master branch
Git.main?            ## on main branch

Git.origin           ## same as   git remote show origin
Git.upstream         ## same as   git remote show upstream
Git.origin?
Git.upstream?

Git.config( "user.name" )                    ## use --get option
Git.config( "user.name", show_origin: true ) ## add --show-origin flag
Git.config( "user.name", show_scope: true )  ## add --show-scope flag

Git.config( /user/ )                     ## use --get-regexp option
Git.config( /user/, show_origin: true )  ## add --show-origin flag
Git.config( /user/, show_scope: true )   ## add --show-scope flag

GitProject Class

Use the GitProject class for existing git repo(sitories) with workspace. Example:

GitProject.open( "rubycoco/gitti" ) do |proj|
  proj.status
  proj.status( short: true )
  proj.changes
  proj.clean?
  proj.changes?
  proj.dirty?

  proj.fetch
  proj.pull
  proj.fast_forward
  proj.ff

  proj.push

  proj.add( "pathspec" )
  proj.add_all
  proj.commit( "message" )

  proj.files

  proj.master?
  proj.main?

  proj.origin
  proj.upstream
  proj.origin?
  proj.upstream?
end

GitMirror Class

Use the GitMirror class for existing mirrored (bare) git repo(sitories) without workspace. Example:

GitMirror.open( "rubycoco/gitti.git" ) do |mirror|
  mirror.update     # sames as  git remote update
end

That's it for now.

Real World Usage

The monos gem incl. some monorepo / mono source tree tools and (startup) scripts that let you run git commands on multiple repos.

Installation

Use

gem install gitti

or add to your Gemfile

gem 'gitti'

License

The gitti scripts are dedicated to the public domain. Use it as you please with no restrictions whatsoever.