`git browse`

git browse is an interactive version of git blame written using Python and curses. It is inspired by the TextMate Git bundle's interactive blame interface.

Installation

Clone the Git repository:

 git clone git://github.com/georgebrock/git-browse.git

Add the bin directory to your PATH. For example, you might put the following line in your .bashrc file:
```
 export PATH=$PATH:~/git-browse/bin
```

Usage

git browse [rev] file

rev is an (optional) revision to start from. It defaults to HEAD (i.e. the revision you have currently checked out)
file is the name of a file in your Git repository that you want to examine.

This will bring up a browsing interface. Navigate around the file using the usual keys that should be familiar to anyone who uses Less, and use [ and ] to move the previous or next revisions of the file.

Exit with q, or exit and pass the currently selected commit to git show with s.

Run git browse --help or man git-browse to see the full documentation.

Features

The focused line is maintained when moving between revisions, even when lines have been added or removed before the focused line.
Use less- and vim-style searching (/ to search forwards, ? to search backwards, n and N to jump to the next and previous matches).
Jump to a line by typing the line number and pressing return.

License

git browse is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.