Promises for git commands such as git init
,
git status
, git add *
, git diff
, git log
and git commit -am"commit message"
.
Comments are welcome at nodegit-kit/issues
npm i --save nodegit-kit
var git = require('nodegit-kit');
git.open('../repo-path/new/or/existing')
.then(repo => {
// git diff
return git.diff(repo)
.then(diff => {
console.log(diff);
// git commit -am"commit message"
return git.commit(repo, {
'message': 'commit message'
});
})
.then(() => {
// git log
return git.log(repo);
})
.then(log => {
console.log(log);
});
})
.catch(error => {
console.error(error);
});
Returns repository, if no repo is found, tries to create the directory and initializes the repository. Initializing is using init internally.
path
Stringoptions
Objectinit
Boolean whether to create a first commit, defaults to true
git.open('../repo-path/new/or/existing', {
'init': false
})
.then(repo => {
// NodeGit repository instance
})
.catch(err => {
// no repo here
});
Checks if status has pending changes, commits, returns Oid else returns null.
repo
NodeGit repository instanceoptions
message
String defaults to 'update'
git.open('../repo-path/new/or/existing')
.then(repo => {
// git commit -am"a new commit"
return git.commit(repo, {
'message': 'a new commit'
})
.then(oid => {
console.log(oid);
});
});
Returns an Array of changed files and their status.
repo
NodeGit repository instance
git.open('../repo-path/new/or/existing')
.then(repo => {
// git status
return git.status(repo)
.then(status => {
console.log(status);
});
});
Returns an Array of all commits.
repo
NodeGit repository instanceoptions
branch
String name of a branch, defaults to 'master'sort
String can be 'none', 'topological', 'time' or 'reverse'abbrev-commit
Boolean if true shortens checksum, defaults to falseabbrev
Number to specify a custom number of digits in combination withabbrev-commit
, otherwise uses 'core.abbrev' configmax-count
Max number of commits to traverse
git.open('../repo-path/new/or/existing')
.then(repo => {
// git log
return git.log(repo)
.then(log => {
console.log(log);
});
});
Returns an Array of modified files and their diffs.
repo
NodeGit repository instanceoptions
name-only
Boolean return only filenames, defaults to false
git.open('../repo-path/new/or/existing')
.then(repo => {
// git diff
return git.diff(repo, { 'name-only': true })
.then(filenames => {
console.log(filenames);
});
});
git.open('../repo-path/new/or/existing')
.then(repo => {
return git.log(repo)
.then(history => {
return history[0].commit;
})
.then(commit => {
// git diff <commit>
return git.diff(repo, commit);
})
.then(diff => {
console.log(diff);
});
});
Breaking API change in 0.12.0
Changed order of from
and to
to be aligned with git-cli.
git.open('../repo-path/new/or/existing')
.then(repo => {
return git.log(repo, { sort: 'reverse' })
.then(history => {
var commit1 = history[0].commit;
var commit2 = history[2].commit;
// git diff <from> <to>
return git.diff(repo, commit1, commit2);
})
.then(diff => {
console.log(diff);
});
});
Allows to write/read global and local git config values.
Local values are stored in the Git directory ./git/config
and overrule global configurations.
Note: Git locks the config when changing configurations,
therefore writing multiple configs can not be done in parallel.
e.g. Promise.all multiple individual git.config.set
calls
will throw a "Failed to lock file for writing" error,
nodegit/issues/757.
See also 8.1 Customizing Git - Git Configuration (Git SCM Documentation)
Set user name and email similar to cd repo
then
git config user.name "John Doe"
and git config user.email johndoe@example.com
.
git.open('my/repository')
.then(repo => {
return git.config.set(repo, {
'user.name': 'John Doe',
'user.email': 'johndoe@example.com'
});
});
Similar to cd repo
thengit config user.name
returns config for a repository if there any or else the global Git configuration.
git.open('my/repository')
.then(repo => {
return git.config.get(repo, ['user.name', 'user.email']);
})
.then(configs => {
// [ 'John Doe', 'johndoe@example.com' ]
});
When no repo is given, setting and getting config will operate in --global
mode and read and write to ~/.gitconfig
(or ~/.config/git/config
).
git.config.get(['user.name', 'user.email'])
.then(config => {
// [ 'John Doe', 'johndoe@example.com' ]
});
// WARNING: this will change your global git config
git.config.set({
'user.name': 'John Doe',
'user.email': 'johndoe@example.com'
});
Ensures directory exists, initializes, creates a first commit and returns repo. This is optional and only useful to control the first commit.
path
Stringoptions
Objectbare
Number defaults to 0commit
Boolean defaults to truemessage
String defaults to 'initial commit'
git.init('../repo-path/new/or/existing', {
'bare': 0,
'commit': true,
'message': 'my first commit'
})
.then(repo => {
// NodeGit repository instance
});
Can be used to in combination with suppressing commit on init.
repo
NodeGit Repository instanceoptions
message
String defaults to 'initial commit'
git.open('../path/to/repo', {
'init': false
})
.catch(err => {
return git.init('../path/to/repo', {
'commit': false
})
.then(repo => {
// do something before first commit
return repo;
})
.then(repo => {
git.init.commit(repo, {
'message': 'initialize repository'
});
});
})
.then(repo => {
// NodeGit repository instance
});
npm install
npm test
# debug nodegit-kit
DEBUG=kit* npm test
# debug all
DEBUG=* npm test