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GitFS
This lets you present a Git repository as a http.FileSystem to let
the http package take care of the HTTP for you.
Dependencies
This uses git2go which uses libgit2. This means you need a compatible version of libgit2 installed and accessible on your system. At some point libgit2 will have a static version, which will make this simpler.
Usage
The constructors let you do more or less work depending on how much information you have. You can pass in a tree, a reference or simply the name.
The tree will be used as the root of the filesystem.
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package gitfs implements a http.FileSystem which is backed by a Git repository.
More specifically, the object returned is tied to a particular tree, which it will present to the http library as an approximation to a real filesystem.
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Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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Functions ¶
func NewFromReference ¶
func NewFromReference(ref *git.Reference) (http.FileSystem, error)
NewFromReference creates a new http.FileSystem from a given reference. The reference must peel to a tree, which will then be exposed as the root of the filesystem
func NewFromReferenceName ¶
func NewFromReferenceName(repo *git.Repository, branch string) (http.FileSystem, error)
NewFromReferenceName creates a new FileSystem from a reference (specified by name) in the given repository. The reference must peel to a tree, which will then be exposed as the root of the filesystem.
func NewFromTree ¶
func NewFromTree(tree *git.Tree) http.FileSystem
NewFromTree creates a new http.FileSystem from a given tree. The tree will be exposed as the root of the filesystem.
Types ¶
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Source Files