trackit-vcs 1.0.1

TrackIt is a basic version control system inspired by Git. It provides functionalities for creating commits, branches, tags, merging branches, and more.

TrackIt

TrackIt is a basic version control system inspired by Git. It provides functionalities for creating commits, branches, tags, merging branches, and more.

Installation

To install this package, run:

pip install .

Usage
TrackIt provides a command-line interface (CLI) for interacting with the version control system. Below are some of the commands you can use:

Initialize a Repository
To initialize a new TrackIt repository, run:

trackit init

Create a Snapshot
To create a snapshot of the current state of the repository, run:

trackit snapshot

Read a Snapshot To restore the repository to a previously stored snapshot, run:

trackit read-snapshot <snapshot_id>

Commit Changes
To commit changes to the repository with a message, run:

trackit commit -m "Your commit message"

View Commit Log
To display the commit log, run:

trackit log

Checkout a Commit or Reference
To checkout a specific commit, run:

trackit checkout <commit_id_or_ref>

or reference(tag or branch), run:

trackit checkout -r <ref>

Create a Branch To create a new branch, run:

trackit branch <branch_name>

Tag a Commit
To tag a specific commit with a name, run:

trackit tag <tag_name> <commit_id>

Show Commit Details
To show the content of a specific commit, run:

trackit show <commit_id>

Display Differences Between Commits
To display the differences between two commits, run:

trackit diff <from_commit_id> <to_commit_id>

Merge Branches
To merge two branches, run:

trackit merge <other_branch> <head_branch>

Find Common Ancestor of Two Commits
To find the common ancestor of two commits, run:

trackit merge-base <commit_id1> <commit_id2>

Status
View the status, run:

trackit status

Reset
To reset the repository to a specific commit, run:

trackit reset <commit_id>

Find Common Ancestor of Two Commits To find the common ancestor of two commits, run:

trackit merge-base <commit_id1> <commit_id2>

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Acknowledgements

This project is inspired by Git and aims to provide similar functionalities for version control.