Gitty

Gitty is a Node.js wrapper for Git. It's syntax resembles the Git command line
syntax, executes common commands, and parses the output into operable objects.

Complete documentation is available here.

Installation

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* Node.js 0.12.x (http://nodejs.org)
* Git 1.7.x.x (http://git-scm.com)

``
$ npm install gitty
`

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Run the the unit and integration tests with:

`
$ npm test
`

Usage

`js
var git = require('gitty');

// identifying the repo and using defaults
var myRepo = git('/path/to/repo');

// explicitly passing the path to the git client
var myRepo2 = git('/path/to/repo2', '/not-in-path/bin/git');

// specifying an options object (note all properties are optional)
var myRepo3 = git('/path/to/repo3', {
gitpath: '/not-in-path/bin/git', // optional
largeOperations: ['log', 'ls-files', 'status', 'commit'], // optional
largeOperationsMaxBuffer: 1024 * 6000 // optional
});
`

Now you can call this instance of Repository's methods. For example, to
execute git log for myRepo, you would do:

`javascript
myRepo.log(function(err, log) {
if (err) return console.log('Error:', err);
// ...
});
`

Authenticated Repositories

Gitty no longer supports username/password authentication over SSH. You should
be using SSH keys for that.

`javascript
myRepo.push('origin', 'master', function(err, succ) {
if (err) return console.log(err);
// ...
});
``

Author

Gitty was written by Emery Rose Hall (emery@deadcanaries.org)
Licensed under LGPLv3 license