Manages git repos inside a directory
Project description
Repos
Manage your git repos.
Install
pip install repos
Usage
Inside a directory with several git repos run:
$ repos
Repos in /Users/hello/repos
STATUS NAME BRANCH
──────────────── ──────────────────────────── ──────────
• • 1↑ • • this-is-a-ahead-repo master
• 1↓ • • • this-is-a-behind-repo master
• • • • • this-is-a-clean-repo master
this-is-a-directory/
1± ⚑ • • this-is-a-dirty-repo master
• ⚑ • this-repo-has-no-remotes master
• • • • 3 this-repo-has-three-branches branch-3
• • • 2 • this-repo-has-two-remotes master
1 directories
1 without a remote ⚑
1 without upstream ⚑
1 changed
1 behind
1 ahead
4 clean
To check all available commands:
$ repos help
NAME
repos — Manages your git repos
USAGE
repos # Lists all repos in text format
repos export --json # Exports all repos as json
repos export --yaml # Exports all repos as yaml
repos show REPO # Shows the repo details
repos save # Commits local changes
repos push # Pushes up to the upstream
repos pull # Pulls from the upstream
repos sync # Pull from the upstream and pushes up
repos help # Shows this help
repos version # Prints the current version
Todos
-
Show by default only repos with issues.
-
Show all with the
-a | --all
flag. -
Add
clone <url>
command to clone a git repo. -
Add
export [file]
command to dump all repos, branches and remotes into a file (by defaultrepos.yaml
). -
Add
import [file]
command to clone repos, branches and remotes from a file (by defaultrepos.yaml
). -
Add
config [repo1,repo2] [key] [value]
subcommand to store settings in the.git/repo.yaml
file. -
Add
save [repo1,repo2]
subcommand to commit all changes. -
Add
pull [repo1,repo2]
subcommand to pull all the latest commits from the upstream. -
Add
sync [repo1,repo2]
subcommand to commits all changes, pull the latest commits, and push local commits to the upstream. -
Code the
enabled
config to turn off all other configs. -
Customise the colours via env vars.
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