multi_git - use all the git!

multi_git provides access to git repositories in ruby.

repository = MultiGit.open('/my/repo')

repository = MultiGit.open('/my/repo', init: true)

master = repository['master']

master / 'filename' # => MultiGit::File

master / 'dirname' / 'filename' # => MultiGit::File

master.commit do
  tree['filename'] = 'content'
end

It's a gem ;)

All backends require some more software installed. For rugged and jgit, see the examples directory. For the git backend, just install git via apt/yum/brew/ ... what you've probably already done when you are using rvm or bundler.

multi_git comes with three different backends:

• Git Backend

  Pros:

  • pure-ruby
  • requires just the git binary

  Cons:

  • spawns processes a lot (slow)

• JGit Backend ( see example )

  Pros:

  • build upon jgit jar which is quite fast and stable
  • no shell-out

  Cons:

  • requires jruby

• Rugged Backend ( see example )

  Pros:

  • build upon libgit2, the new git library
  • no shell-out

  Cons:

  • require mri or rubinius

• Feature: Config
• Efficiency: efficient Ref#resolve+update
• Feature: Remotes/Clone/Push/Fetch ( blocked by config )
• Code Quality: Unify memoizing
• Awesomeness: benchmark backends against each other
• Feature: Index/Working Directory
• Feature: RefWalks
• Feature: Gitlab integration
• Feature: Github integration
• Feature: Fat Tags
• Feature: Submodules ( blocked by config )
• Feature: RefLog
• Awesomeness: World dominance

• Hannes Georg @hannesg42

Copyright (C) 2013 Hannes Georg

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