Allow analysis of remote repos #18
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This code changes the input params to let run RepoFS on remote repositories. The tool requires an URI which targets the repo to process, two optional params can be used to define the local paths of the cloned repo and file system. The new params are: - Uri, which points to the local/remote repo - Git-path (optional), which points where the repo will be cloned locally. If null, the default root location is ~/.repofs/repositories - Mount-path (optional), which points where the FS will be mounted. If null, the default root location is ~/.repofs/mounts An example of RepoFS call from cmd is: ``` repofs https://github.com/org/repo ``` When the tool is executed, the target repo is cloned only if it doesn't exist, otherwise pygit2 is used to pull all branches. The corresponding code added in the main() relies on https://github.com/MichaelBoselowitz/pygit2-examples/blob/master/examples.py#L54. The logic included in __main__ has been moved to /bin/repofs for refactor purposes. The requirements.txt is included to test the tool as follows: ``` pip install -r requirements.txt -e . ```
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Hi @vitsalis, congrats for the tool! I thought that it could be useful to analyse remote repos. I made some changes to the tool, let me know what you think, thanks.
This PR proposes to change the input params to let run RepoFS on remote and local repositories. The tool requires an URI which targets the repo to process, two optional params can be used to define the local paths of the cloned repo and file system.
The new params are:
Examples of RepoFS calls from cmd are:
When the tool is executed, the target repo is cloned only if it doesn't exist, otherwise pygit2 is used to pull all branches. The corresponding code added in the main() relies on https://github.com/MichaelBoselowitz/pygit2-examples/blob/master/examples.py#L54 (I didn't test it extensively).
The logic included in main has been moved to /bin/repofs for refactor purposes. IMHO, it's better to have the logic in charge of parsing and executing the tool in a separated folder.
The requirements.txt is included to test the tool as follows:
README.md has been updated accordingly.