saleyn
I’d like to announce a new git interface library for use by Erlang and Elixir.
https://github.com/saleyn/egit
The library uses NIF bindings to the libgit2 library, and supports a useful set of git commands.
Regards,
Serge
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D4no0
It is great that it works with binaries out of the box, so you wouldn’t have to convert it to charlist in elixir.
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zachallaun
Thank you for your work on this! Just a couple of weeks ago, I was working on an Elixir script to fetch a set of versioned files and commit them individually so that I could easily use GitHub’s UI to view diffs between releases. I looked for some libgit2 bindings at that point, but it looks like I was just a couple of weeks early! I ended up shelling out to the Git CLI, but I’d like to refactor to use this instead.