hgview 1.14.0

a Mercurial interactive history viewer

Description

Its purpose is to easily navigate in a Mercurial repository history. It has been written with efficiency in mind, both in terms of computational efficiency and user experience efficiency.

It is written in Python.

There are two user interfaces:

• a graphical interface using PyQt5 and QScintilla, the

• a text interface: using urwid, pygments and pyinotify

Note that the Qt5 interface is much more complete than the text interface. The Qt5 interface provides more views on the repository.

hgview intallation notes

hgview can be used either as a hg extension, or as a standalone application.

The Common library depends on: mercurial (1.0 minimum) The Qt5 interface depends on PyQt5, QScintilla and PyQScintilla, DocUtils The Text interfaces depend on urwid (>=0.9.1 for “raw”, >=1.0.0 for “curses”), pygments and pyinotify

Run from the hg repository

You can run hgview without installing it.

hg clone https://foss.heptapod.net/mercurial/hgview

You may want to add the following to your main .hgrc file:

[extensions]
hgext.hgview=path/to/hqgv/hgext/hgview.py

[hgview]
# your hgview configs statements like:
dotradius=6
interface=qt # or curses or raw
# type hg qv-config to list available options

Then from any Mercurial repository:

cd <ANY_HG_REPO>
hg qv

or:

export PYTHONPATH=PATH_TO_HGVIEW_DIR:$PYTHONPATH
PATH_TO_HGVIEW_DIR/bin/hgview

Installing hgview

Installing hgview is simply done using usual distutils script:

cd $PATH_TO_HGVIEW_DIR
python setup.py install --help # for available options
python setup.py install

More informations

See hg help hgview for more informations on available configuration options.

Acknowledgements

Hgview is a free software project hosted at https://foss.heptapod.net thanks to the support of Clever Cloud, Octobus and the sponsors of the heptapod project.