gitfs2 0.0.5

Get a file inside a python package

>>> import fs
>>> git_fs = fs.open_fs("git://github.com/moremobans/pypi-mobans.git!/templates")
>>> git_fs.readtext("_version.py.jj2")
'__version__ = "0.0.5"\n__author__ = "C.W."\n'

Get from a different branch

>>> import fs
>>> git_fs = fs.open_fs("git://github.com/moremobans/pypi-mobans.git?branch=master!/templates")
>>> git_fs.read("_version.py.jj2")
'__version__ = "0.0.5"\n__author__ = "C.W."\n'

Checkout submodules recursively

>>> git_fs = fs.open_fs("git://github.com/moremobans/pypi-mobans.git?branch=master&submodule=true!/templates")

Does it write?

Yes locally, it will write as you can do so without using gitfs2. And no, it does not help commit and push the changes for you.

Plus, the intention is never to write to a repository.

Primary use case

You can do the following with moban:

$ moban -t 'git://github.com/moremoban/pypi-mobans.git!/templates/_version.py.jj2' \
        -c 'git://github.com/moremoban/pypi-mobans.git!/config/data.yml' \
        -o _version.py
Info: Found repo in /Users/jaska/Library/Caches/gitfs2/repos/pypi-mobans
Templating git://github.com/moremoban/pypi-mobans.git!/templates/_version.py.jj2 to _version.py
Templated 1 file.
$ cat _version.py
__version__ = "0.1.1rc3"
__author__ = "C.W."

License

MIT

$ pip install gitfs2

$ git clone https://github.com/moremoban/gitfs2.git
$ cd gitfs2
$ python setup.py install

0.0.5 - 09.11.2024

Added

1. #12:fix github protocol timeout problem

0.0.4 - 11.10.2024

Added

1. #12:fix github protocol timeout problem

0.0.3 - 11.12.2019

Added

1. #5: support offline

2. #7: add license text

0.0.2 - 2.10.2019

Fixed

1. #4: failed to checkout more than one git repo.

0.0.1 - 19.08.2019

first release

1. what a feat!