tempgit 0.1.1

Some temporal operations over git repositories using, mainly, ssh private keys.

tempgit

Some temporal operations over git repositories using, mainly, ssh private keys and a git monitor to detect changes in a repository.

• Temporal git repository
• Git monitor

Temporal git repository

This is used to get a temporal git repository, for example, to clone it, modify and push the changes without maintaining a local copy of the repository. The syntax is:

from tempgit import TemporalGitRepository

# Using "with" command. The repository will be removed automatically after the "with" command finishes 
with TemporalGitRepository(repository, branch=branch, ssh_key=ssh_key, single_branch=False, depth=1, remove=True) as repo:
    repo.add(...)
    repo.commit(...)
    repo.push()

Where repository is the Git repository URL, the branch the branch name, ssh_key the private key to connect with the repository, single_branch True to download only the selected branch, depth create a shallow clone of that depth, and remove if the local copy of the repository will be removed.

For example:

from tempgit import TemporalGitRepository

# Using "with" command. The repository will be removed automatically after the "with" command finishes 
with TemporalGitRepository(repository, branch=branch, ssh_key=ssh_key) as repo:
    repo.add(file1, file2, file3, ...)  # Add the modifications
    repo.commit('Message')  # Commit the changes
    repo.push()  # Push the commit

# With close(). The repository will be removed when you close the object.
repo = TemporalGitRepository(repository, branch=branch, ssh_key=ssh_key):
repo.add(file1, file2, file3, ...)
repo.commit('Message')
repo.push()
repo.close()

Git monitor

Monitor a Git repository to check if there is any change in the remote repository with respect the local one.

from mysutils.git import GitMonitor

# Function to execute when the is a change
def func(*files: str) -> None:
  # Print the changed files
  print(files)

# Create a monitor instance to execute one only time  
monitor = GitMonitor(func, 'local_dir', 'remote_url', 'branch_name')
# Execute the monitor
monitor.monitor()
# Execute the monitor as a thread
monitor.start()

# If you want to check the git repository several times you need add an interval to
monitor = GitMonitor(func, 'local_dir', 'remote_url', 'branch_name', interval=30)  # 30 seconds
# If you want to execute func() the first time although the repository has not changed, use force
monitor = GitMonitor(func, 'local_dir', 'remote_url', 'branch_name', force=True, interval=30)