abstgit
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A set of helper functions for git
NOTE! This project is in heavy developement and is not stable, therefore it sholud not be used for production! You are advised
Git has revolutionized the developement space. It helps massevely with collaboration in small and big projects. But there is no modern abstraction over git that you can use for your projects. abstgit aims to be a minimal (no dependencies) set of helper functions for working with git.
npm i --save-dev abstgit
Yarn & pnpm are also supported.
abstgit requires node v12 (you need to enable esm), but we officially support only the latest LTS and it's tested on the latest version of Node. if you encounter issues with a version below the LTS, don't expect much help.
import { clone } from 'abstgit/clone/clone';
clone("micziz/git-utlis")
This will clone in the current node direcotry (generally the root of your project, but you can change it with process.chdir)
If you want to clone to a specific direcotry, use cloneTo.
import { cloneTo } from 'abstgit/clone/clone';
cloneTo("micziz/abstgit", "utils")
Check the documentation for all the available utilities!
Pull request are welcome! If you would like to contribute, please read the contributing.md.
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A set of helper functions to use git
The npm package abstgit receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, abstgit popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that abstgit demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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