Git.js: A Git Implementation in Pure JavaScript
By Klint Finley / August 6, 2011 04:00 AM
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Git.js is a pure JavaScript implementation of Git created by Daniel Benjamin Lucraft. It currently has two clients: a command-line Node.js one, and a API for accessing git.js through HTTP.
According to the ReadMe, here's what it currently supports:
The command-line version currently implements:
- git.js log (shows 10 commits)
- git.js branch (listing local branches)
- git.js show SHA (show object information)
The client side API implements:
- creating an in-memory repo
- fetching remote objects through the dumb or smart HTTP git protocols
- browsing the object graph
- creating HTML object diffs
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