xontrib-xgit 0.0.7

Git exploration utilities for xonsh.

xontrib-xgit

An xonsh command-line environment for exploring git repositories and histories. With xgit, you seamlessly blend displayed information and pythonic data manipulation, in the powerful python-native xonsh shell.

This provides a set of commands that return objects for both display and pythonic manipulation.

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Installation

To install use xpip:

xpip install xontrib-xgit
# or: xpip install -U git+https://github.com/BobKerns/xontrib-xgit

Usage

xontrib load xgit

Commands

git-cd (Command)

git-cd [_path_]`

Update the git working directory (and the process working directory if the directory exists in the worktree).

If path is in a different worktree or repository, it will switch automatically to that worktree and repository.

With no arguments, returns to the root of the current repository.

git-pwd (Command)

git-pwd

Print information about the current git context, including:

• repository; Repository path per worktree
• common: Repository common path
• worktree: Worktree root path
• git_path: Path within the repository
• branch: Current Branch
• commit: Current commit
• cwd: Working directory (what pwd would print)

This just returns (and displays) the XGIT variable if it is not None. In scripts you can just reference this variable directly.

XGIT (Variable)

The current GitContext. This is the same as the value returned from the git-pwd command.

It will be None when not inside a git worktree or repository.

XGIT_CONTEXTS (Variable)

A dictionary of GitContext objects, one for every worktree or repository we have visited.

This allows one to switch between repositories without losing context.

git-ls (Command)

This returns the directory as an object which can be accessed from the python REPL:

>>> git-ls .
_1: GitTree('998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687', len=14, '''
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687      441 .editorconfig
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687       36 .gitattributes
    D 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687        - .github
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687     3207 .gitignore
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687       62 .markdownlint.json
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687      890 .pre-commit-config.yaml
    D 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687        - .vscode
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687     1068 LICENSE
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687     4984 README.md
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687     5937 poetry.lock
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687     1675 pyproject.toml
    - 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687       28 requirements.txt
    D 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687        - tests
    D 998db2d22502eed36bd39653c8a793c22acd6687        - xontrib
''')
>>> _1['README.md']
_2: GitTreeEntry(
    GitBlob('1017942b1ddbcc52e35e4bdf9f28638464105d06', 4984),
    mode'100644',
    name='README.md')
>>>_2.object
_3: GitBlob('1017942b1ddbcc52e35e4bdf9f28638464105d06', 4984)
>>> _2.object.size
_4: 4984
>>> _2.size
_5: 4984
>>> _2.name
_6: 'README.md'
>>> _2.hash
_7: '1017942b1ddbcc52e35e4bdf9f28638464105d06'

At the first prompt, we type the 'git-ls' command. This returns an object which displays the listing nicely as part of its pretty display.

Each line of the listing can be accessed as a dict (it is, in fact, a type of dict). This includes iterating over keys or values.

The values in the dict are actually GitTreeEntry instances, which wrap the referenced object with the additional information (name, and the file mode for the entry, which conveys executable/link/regular file status for blobs).

However, GitTreeEntry instances proxy access to the underlying object, so you can mostly ignore the extra layer. The extra layer is needed because the same object may appear in multiple trees under multiple names.

git_ls (Function)

The functional version of the git-ls command.

git_ls('xontrib-xgit')

This looks up the GitTreeEntry at the supplied path (default=.), and returns the underlying (entry.object).

The GitTreeEntry object itself is not returned, for a better display experience. It is presumed that you know where you started.

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