git your dict
Use Git as a key-value store that can track and merge arbitrary data in Python:
>>> r = jsongit.init('repo')
>>> r.commit('foo', {})
>>> r.checkout('foo', 'bar')
>>> r.commit('foo', {'roses': 'red'})
>>> r.commit('bar', {'violets': 'blue'})
>>> r.merge('foo', 'bar').message
Auto-merge of be92d3dcb6 and dbde44bada from shared parent 5d55214e4f
>>> r.show('foo')
{u'roses': u'red', u'violets': u'blue'}
>>> for commit in r.log('foo'):
... print(commit)
'foo'='{u'roses': u'red', u'violets': u'blue'}'@fc9e0f3106
'bar'='{u'violets': u'blue'}'@be92d3dcb6
'bar'='{}'@5bb29ad7dc
'foo'='{u'roses': u'red'}'@dbde44bada
'foo'='{}'@5d55214e4f
Installation
Libgit2 is used to build and modify the git repository. You can find instructions for installing it here.
Pip handles the rest:
$ pip install jsongit
You can find full installation instructions in the documentation.
Documentation
Documentation is on Read the Docs.
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