git-rivera/git-河流

git-foresta in go

features/differences from git-foresta

• the graph is reversed by default, with the root at the top and tip(s) at the bottom
• branches are colored down the entire length instead of only at commits
• --repository option to pass a path (no more needing to cd beforepaw)
• --start and --end to display a section of the graph
• branch overpass smoothing is configurable with --smooth-overpass ex: overpass becomes ══════ instead of ═╪═╪═╪
• accepts and passes on git args (git-rivera --rivera-arg -- --git-arg, --git-arg-2)

install

git-rivera depends on git

go install git.0xf0xx0.eth.limo/0xf0xx0/git-rivera@latest

from source

git clone https://git.0xf0xx0.eth.limo/0xf0xx0/git-rivera.git
cd rivera
go build
go install

usage

with git:

git rivera

or use it standalone:

git-rivera

options

	--repository path, --repo path          repository path to use (default: ".")
	--start commithash                      commithash to start at
	--end commithash                        commithash to end at
	--hashlength len, --hashlen len, -l len length of the commit hash (min: 4) (default: 0)
	--messagelength len, --msglen len       length of the commit message (default: 50)
	--style num, -s num                     style num to select (0-7) (default: 1)
	--userstyle chars                       graph chars to use (format: ABDO.efg.IKm.xyz.tCMr)
	--subvinedepth uint, --svdepth uint     internal lookahead depth for branches, slightly modifies graph | seems like 1-10 is the range, anything further increases processing time for no visual difference (default: 2)
	--graphmarginleft uint, --marginl uint  left margin of the commit graph (default: 2)
	--graphmarginright uint, --marginr uint right margin of the commit graph (default: 1)
	--all, -a                               display all branches
	--smooth-overpass                       smooth out overpasses, ex: '═╪═╪═╪' -> '══════'
	--reverse, -r                           reverse the flow
	--status                                display the git status
	--branchcolors color,color[,color]      comma separated color,color[,color] used for branches, passed straight to oigiki (default: "red, blue, yellow, green, cyan, magenta, white")
	--maxgitrecursedepth uint, --mgrd uint  maximum depth to search for a .git dir (default: 8)
	--help, -h                              show help
	--version, -v                           print the version
	--color                                 force color output
	--nocolor, --stdout                     disable color output

--userstyle usage

git-rivera --userstyle "├┤──.┌┬┐.│┼─.└┴┘.↓□▣■"

use --style 0 to see the raw graph for reference

--userstyle graph chars

• A: branch to right
• B: branch to left
• C: commit
• M: merge commit
• D: overpass over empty space
• e: merge visual left (╔)
• f: merge visual center (╦)
• g: merge visual right (╗)
• I: straight line (║)
• K: branch visual split (╬)
• m: single line (─)
• O: overpass (≡)
• r: root (╙)
• t: tip (╓)
• x: branch visual left (╚)
• y: branch visual center (╩)
• z: branch visual right (╝)
• .: separator

todo

• finish compat