PublicShow sourcegit.pl -- Run GIT commands

This module performs common GIT tasks by calling git as a remote process through process_create/3. It requires that the git executable is in the current PATH.

This module started life in ClioPatria and has been used by the Prolog web-server to provide information on git repositories. It is now moved into the core Prolog library to support the Prolog package manager.

Source git(+Argv, +Options) is det
Run a GIT command. Defined options:
directory(+Dir)
Execute in the given directory
output(-Out)
Unify Out with a list of codes representing stdout of the command. Otherwise the output is handed to print_message/2 with level informational.
error(-Error)
As output(Out), but messages are printed at level error.
askpass(+Program)
Export GIT_ASKPASS=Program
Source git_process_output(+Argv, :OnOutput, +Options) is det
Run a git-command and process the output with OnOutput, which is called as call(OnOutput, Stream).
Source git_open_file(+GitRepoDir, +File, +Branch, -Stream) is det
Open the file File in the given bare GIT repository on the given branch (treeisch).
bug
- We cannot tell whether opening failed for some reason.
Source is_git_directory(+Directory) is semidet
True if Directory is a git directory (Either checked out or bare).
Source git_describe(-Version, +Options) is semidet
Describe the running version based on GIT tags and hashes. Options:
match(+Pattern)
Only use tags that match Pattern (a Unix glob-pattern; e.g. V*)
directory(Dir)
Provide the version-info for a directory that is part of a GIT-repository.
commit(+Commit)
Describe Commit rather than HEAD
See also
- git describe
Source git_hash(-Hash, +Options) is det
Return the hash of the indicated object.
Source git_ls_tree(-Entries, +Options) is det
True when Entries is a list of entries in the the GIT repository, Each entry is a term:
object(Mode, Type, Hash, Size, Name)
Source git_remote_url(+Remote, -URL, +Options) is det
URL is the remote (fetch) URL for the given Remote.
Source git_ls_remote(+GitURL, -Refs, +Options) is det
Execute git ls-remote against the remote repository to fetch references from the remote. Options processed:
  • heads(Boolean)
  • tags(Boolean)
  • refs(List)

For example, to find the hash of the remote HEAD, one can use

?- git_ls_remote('git://www.swi-prolog.org/home/pl/git/pl-devel.git',
                 Refs, [refs(['HEAD'])]).
Refs = ['5d596c52aa969d88e7959f86327f5c7ff23695f3'-'HEAD'].
Arguments:
Refs- is a list of pairs hash-name.
Source git_remote_branches(+GitURL, -Branches) is det
Exploit git_ls_remote/3 to fetch the branches from a remote repository without downloading it.
Source git_default_branch(-BranchName, +Options) is det
True when BranchName is the default branch of a repository.
Source git_branches(-Branches, +Options) is det
True when Branches is the list of branches in the repository. In addition to the usual options, this processes:
contains(Commit)
Return only branches that contain Commit.
Source git_tags_on_branch(+Dir, +Branch, -Tags) is det
Tags is a list of tags in Branch on the GIT repository Dir, most recent tag first.
See also
- Git tricks at http://mislav.uniqpath.com/2010/07/git-tips/
Source git_shortlog(+Dir, -ShortLog, +Options) is det
Fetch information like the GitWeb change overview. Processed options:
limit(+Count)
Maximum number of commits to show (default is 10)
path(+Path)
Only show commits that affect Path. Path is the path of a checked out file.
git_path(+Path)
Similar to path, but Path is relative to the repository.
Arguments:
ShortLog- is a list of git_log records.
Source git_show(+Dir, +Hash, -Commit, +Options) is det
Fetch info from a GIT commit. Options processed:
diff(Diff)
GIT option on how to format diffs. E.g. stat
max_lines(Count)
Truncate the body at Count lines.
Arguments:
Commit- is a term git_commit(...)-Body. Body is currently a list of lines, each line represented as a list of codes.

Undocumented predicates

The following predicates are exported, but not or incorrectly documented.

Source git_commit_data(Arg1, Arg2, Arg3)
Source git_log_data(Arg1, Arg2, Arg3)