@itassistors/gitconvex v1.1.6
Gitconvex
Web application for managing your git repositories
Download options
Use any of the below options to get gitconvex for your system
- Option - 1 Cloning repo from github
To be Noted : The master
branch contains the latest stable build of the project. For a reliable experience, always clone the repo from the master branch.
$ git clone https://github.com/neel1996/gitconvex-package.git
$ cd gitconvex-package
$ npm start
- Option - 2 Downloading package from npm
npm i -g @itassistors/gitconvex
This will install gitconvex as a global module and it can be started straight away from the command line with gitconvex
command
$ gitconvex
INFO: Checking for config file
INFO: Config file is present
INFO: Reading from config file /usr/lib/node_modules/@itassistors/gitconvex/env_config.json
GitConvex API connected!
Checking data file availability...
INFO: Data file /usr/lib/node_modules/@itassistors/gitconvex/database/repo-datastore.json is present and it will be used as the active data file!
You can change this under the settings menu
Gitconvex is running on port 9001
Open http://localhost:9001/ to access gitconvex
- Option - 3 If you are into docker, then there is also a docker image available for gitconvex
docker pull itassistors/gitconvex
Note: Make sure you mount the host volume to the container to access the git repos from the host system. If you have git repos stored within your containers, then this is not required
- Option - 4 Downloading the zip file from the tagged github release
## Extract the downloaded zip file and execute the commands
$ cd gitconvex-package
$ npm start
Platforms
supported platforms |
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Linux :penguin: |
Mac OS :apple: |
Windows :black_square_button: |
Requirements
Node js | Tested on v12.0+ |
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Git | Tested on v2.20+ |
Important note for windows users
If you are a windows user, then make sure that git
is accessible from the command line without using git bash.
- Open command prompt or powershell and enter
git --version
and press enter. If it displays the following output, then it is fine
C:\> git --version
git version 2.28.0.windows.1
If this output is not displayed and if the command throws the following error, then it shows that git
is not added to the 'path' environment variable and it will not be accessible directly from the command line,
C:\> git --version
'git' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
This can be fixed by adding git
to the PATH environment variable in windows. The process of setting this up is available here
Detailed documentation
Refer the detailed Documentation for how to setup and use the platform
License
See LICENSE info for more
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