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git-commit-info
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Get all information about a specific commit.
$ npm i git-commit-info --save
or
$ yarn add git-commit-info
Available parameters:
cwd
: Specify the path. Default: process.cwd()
commit
: The hash of the commit. Default: latestconst gitCommitInfo = require('git-commit-info');
// information of process.cwd() and the latest commit
gitCommitInfo();
// information of the latest commit in ./my_repo
gitCommitInfo({
cwd: './my_repo',
});
// information of the specified commit in process.cwd()
gitCommitInfo({
commit: '82442c2405804d7aa44e7bedbc0b93bb17707626', // any hash
});
// information of the specified commit in ./my_repo
gitCommitInfo({
cwd: './my_repo',
commit: '82442c2405804d7aa44e7bedbc0b93bb17707626', // any hash
});
MIT © Jan Peer Stöcklmair
FAQs
Get the info of an specific commit hash
The npm package git-commit-info receives a total of 5,822 weekly downloads. As such, git-commit-info popularity was classified as popular.
We found that git-commit-info 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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