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GitCloner clone git repositoris from Gitclonerfile settings
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 Popularity
Downloads
11,634
Stars
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Forks
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Watchers
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 Releases
Current version
0.0.4
Total releases
4
First release
2014-01-10
Latest release
2014-06-08
 Development
Primary Language
Ruby
Licenses
MIT
Average date of last 50 commits
2014-06-06
Reverse Dependencies
0

 Dependencies

Development

bundler
~> 1.3
rake
>= 0
rspec
~> 2.14.1
simplecov
~> 0.8.2

Runtime

activemodel
~> 4.0.2
activesupport
~> 4.0.1
thor
~> 0.18.1
 Project Readme

GitCloner

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GitCloner clone git repositoris from Gitclonerfile settings.

Dependency

GitCloner depends on git. GitCloner use 'git clone' command.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'git_cloner'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install git_cloner

CLI Usage

show help

gitcloner h

generate Gitclonerfile

gitcloner init

or

gitcloner i

Gitclonerfile contents is...

# encoding: utf-8

# default_output place
# default_output allow only String
# default_output's default value => "./"
default_output "./"

# git repositries
# repos allow only Array(in Array, Hash[:place, :output, :copies])
# copies is option.
# copies must have Array[Hash{:from, :to}].
# you can copy files or directories.
# repos's default value => []
repos [
  {
    place: 'https://github.com/tbpgr/rspec_piccolo.git',
    output: './tmp',
    copies: [
      {from: "./tmp/rspec_piccolo/lib/rspec_piccolo", to: "./"},
      {from: "./tmp/rspec_piccolo/spec", to: "./sample"}
    ]
  }
]

edit Gitclonerfile manually

# encoding: utf-8
default_output "./"
repos [
  {
    place: "https://github.com/tbpgr/rspec_piccolo.git",
    output: "./tmp",
    copies: [
      {from: "./tmp/rspec_piccolo/lib/rspec_piccolo", to: "./"}, 
      {from: "./tmp/rspec_piccolo/spec", to: "./sample"}, 
      {from: "./tmp/rspec_piccolo/spec/spec_helper.rb", to: "./helper/helper.rb"}, 
    ]
  },
  {
    place: "https://github.com/tbpgr/tbpgr_utils.git",
  }
]

execute clone repositories

gitcloner clone

or

gitcloner c

confirm clone result

$ tree
┠helper
┃ ┗spec_helper.rb
┠rspec_piccolo
┃ ┗many files...
┠sample
┃ ┠rspec_piccolo_spec.rb
┃ ┗spec_helper.rb
┠tmp
┃ ┗rspec_piccolo
┗tbpgr_utils

Direct Usage

if you want to use GitCloner directly in your ruby logic, you can use like this sample.

require 'git_cloner_core'

default_output = "./",
repos = [
  {
    place: "https://github.com/tbpgr/rspec_piccolo.git",
    output: "./tmp",
    copies: [
      {from: "./tmp/rspec_piccolo/lib/rspec_piccolo", to: "./"}, 
      {from: "./tmp/rspec_piccolo/spec", to: "./sample"}, 
      {from: "./tmp/rspec_piccolo/spec/spec_helper.rb", to: "./helper/helper.rb"}, 
    ]
  },
  {
    place: "https://github.com/tbpgr/tbpgr_utils.git",
  }
]

GitCloner::Core.new.clone default_output, repos

Sample Usage

You want to copy chef cookbooks(cookbook1, cookbook2) to cookbooks directory.

generate Gitclonerfile

gitcloner i

edit Gitclonerfile

# encoding: utf-8
default_output "./cookbooks"
repos [
  {place: "https://github.com/some_account/cookbook1.git"},
  {place: "https://github.com/some_account/cookbook2.git"},
]

execute clone repositories

gitcloner c

confirm results

$ tree
┗cookbooks
   ┠cookbook1
   ┗cookbook2

History

  • version 0.0.4 : fix exit status.
  • version 0.0.3 : enable direct call clone.
  • version 0.0.2 : add files,directories copy.
  • version 0.0.1 : first release.

Contributing

  1. Fork it
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
  5. Create new Pull Request