@dotinc/ogre
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An in-memory git-like repository for objects for when you need to keep the history around for a bit longer. The library uses json-patch RFC6902 for representing diffs.
@dotinc/ogre-reactconst repo = new Repository(new ComplexObject());
// apply changes
repo.data.name = "my name";
repo.data.description = "now we have a description";
// commit changes
const init = await repo.commit("initial commit", "author <author@test.com>");
// create a branch named savepoint pointing to the last commit
repo.createBranch("savepoint");
// switch to new branch
repo.checkout("add_details", true);
// apply changes
repo.data.name = "a fancier name";
// a) commit & merge
await repo.commit("change name", "author <author@test.com>");
repo.checkout("main");
repo.merge("add_details");
repo.tag("v1.0.0");
// or b) discard change and go back
// by using the branch name
repo.checkout("main");
// by using the commit hash in a detached state
repo.checkout(init);
FAQs
Git-like repository for in-memory object versioning
The npm package @dotinc/ogre receives a total of 308 weekly downloads. As such, @dotinc/ogre popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dotinc/ogre demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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