smartgit

smart git wrapper for node.

smartgit expects git to be installed on target machine.

Availabililty

Status for master

Usage

We recommend the use of TypeScript for best in class intellisense

// import smartgit:
import { GitRepo } from 'smartgit'

// Initialize smartgit:
// -- note: there are 3 ways to initialize smartgit
// -- -- 1. with a existing Git repo
// -- -- 2. with a cloned Git repo
// -- -- 3. with a new Git repo

// -- 1. existing Git Repo:
let myExistingGitRepo = new GitRepo('/path/to/existing/git/repo/')

// -- 2. cloned Git Repo:
let myClonedGitRepo: GitRepo
smartgit.createRepoFromClone('git@github.com:username/reponame.git')
    .then(gitRepo => { // non blocking
        myClonedGitRepo = gitRepo
    })

// -- 3. new Git Repo
let myNewGitRepo: GitRepo
smartgit.createRepoFromInit('/path/to/new/folder') // smartgit will create any new folder, be careful
    .then(gitRepo => { // non blocking
        myNewGitRepo = gitRepo
    })

// Using smartgit instance
// -- most used actions
// -- all actions return promises, so make sure to use promise chaining for any dependent tasks
myExistingGitRepo.addAll() // returns promise, stages all changed files
myExistingGitRepo.add(['relative/path/to/file.txt','another/file2.txt']) // returns promise, stages specific files
myExistingGitRepo.commit('my commit message') // returns promise, commits staged files
myExistingGitRepo.status() // returns promise
    .then(status => { // Use TypeScript for status type information

    })
myExistingGitRepo.check() // returns promise, checks repo health
myExistingGitRepo.remoteAdd('git@github.com:username/reponame.git')

Tip: use smartssh to setup your SSH environment