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git-remote-couch
Relax your source code
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v0.1a
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git clone git://github.com/peritus/git-remote-couch.git (browse source)
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git-remote-couch is a git-remote-helper that allows you to push source code into a CouchDB (you can then fetch a clone from it, of course).
Installation and Usage
First, install git-remote-couch via your favorite Python package installing mechanism, like so:
easy_install -U git-remote-couch
Then, you can start cloning a repository:
git remote add couch http+couch://localhost:5984/testrepo/ git push origin master
You can now browse your repository with CouchDB’s web interface at http://localhost:5984/_utils/database.html?testrepo or clone that repository:
git clone http+couch://localhost:5984/testrepo/ a_copy
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