gfold is a CLI application that helps you keep track of multiple Git repositories.
user at hostname in ~/git
% gfold
bat clean master [email protected]:sharkdp/bat.git
bare-repo bare dev https://github.com/<user>/bare-repo.git
exa clean master [email protected]:ogham/exa.git
gfold unclean async [email protected]:nickgerace/gfold.git
nushell clean master https://github.com/nushell/nushell.git
tockilator clean master [email protected]:oxidecomputer/tockilator.gitThis app displays relevant information for multiple Git repositories in one directory or folder. It prints each repository in alphabetical order, and pads each result based on the longest directory name.
By default, gfold looks at every Git repository in the current working directory.
However, you can use the -p/--path flag to target another directory.
While this tool might seem limited in scope and purpose, that is by design. Features, such as recursive search and async-await support, are future goals. This application aims to do one or few things well.
The recommended method to install gfold is by executing the following...
cargo install --git https://github.com/nickgerace/gfoldThere may be some releases available, but there is not a consistent, CI/CD pipeline for this tool yet.
There's only two usage options at the moment (CWD or specified path), but you can use the --help flag for more details.
gfold --helpHere are some example invocations...
gfold
gfold -p ..
gfold -p $HOMEAll external crates were vetted for multi-platform (including Windows 10) support.
gfold is tested for the following systems, but may work on more...
- Linux amd64 (default, dynamically linked)
- Linux amd64 (MUSL, statically linked)
- macOS amd64
- Windows 10 amd64
- Add recursive function to search sub-directories.
- Replace sequential functions with async-await.
- Add version checking, using the GitHub API (example: bat), to compare the latest tag with Clap's local version.
- Author: Nick Gerace
- Contributors: Graph
- License: MIT