Repo Manager 👋

A cross-patform tool for managing & syncing multiple git repositories while simultaneously keeping them arranged in a user defined directory hierarchy.

Why ?

I have a few private repositories where I keep some code snippets as well as some project repositories I often look for while coding.Therefore I need to clone them on every laptop/pc I work on.To achieve this I had to clone and sync up each individual repo on each individual machine whenever some update was there to one or more repos. When looking at the tools, I found the tool repo by google which unfortunately was not natively supported for Windows. Thus, I started this little python script for the same, which turned out to be quite helpful, I made it a little more user friendly and released it as a mini project.

Requirements

Python 3.6+

Install

1. git clone https://github.com/abhishekr700/repo-manager

2. cd repo-manager

3. pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Edit the JSON file according to the format shown below

5. Windows

   Clone this repository and use it like python3 repomgr.py [args]

   Linux (Tested on Ubuntu)

   ./install_linux.sh

Usage

1. You need to first initialize your Workspace by running repomgr setup /pat/to/jsonfile
2. After this your workspace will be set up.
3. Go into the workspace and try the commands shown below.

Usage: python test.py setup | list | status | sync | cnc

setup - Setups the workspace using the JSON file
list - List the repositories managed by this tool
status - Check for uncommited work in the repositories
sync - Goto each repository and do a git pull followed by a git push
cnc - Clean & re-clone all repositories
help - Print this help

JSON Format

The whole file is a JSON Object.

• savedCreds: '0' if you want to specify credentials everytime you run the script. '1' if you want to save the credentials. if '1', you need to specify the key 'credentials'

• credentials: Git Credentials to use

  • credentials.username: Github Username
  • credentials.password: Github Password

• data: An array of Objects, each one specifying a repository

  • Repository Format

    {
        "name": "OnlineAuction", //Name of repository
        "type": "public",   // private or public
        "path": "01WebProjects" // Location to clone to
    }

For more clarity regarding this file, check sample.json file

Run tests

Windows

./tests/windows.cmd

Linux

./tests/linux.sh

Author

👤 Abhishek Ranjan

• Github: @abhishekr700

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check issues page.

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📝 License

Copyright © 2020 Abhishek Ranjan.

This project is GNU GPL V3.0 licensed.