Gee: Efficiently Manage Multiple Git Repositories

Gee is a powerful command-line tool designed to help you manage multiple git repositories seamlessly. It allows you to clone, pull, and check the status of repositories listed in a gee.toml configuration file, leveraging concurrency for faster operations.

Features

• Clone: Clone multiple repositories listed in the gee.toml file.
• Pull: Pull changes from the main branch for all repositories.
• Status: Check the git status of all repositories.
• Remove: Remove repositories from the gee.toml configuration.
• Add: Add repository to gee.toml configuration.

Installation

Install Gee using Homebrew:

brew tap stcrestrada/gee https://github.com/stcrestrada/gee

brew install gee

Upgrade

brew update
brew upgrade gee

Uninstall

brew uninstall gee

Initialize Configuration

Create an initial gee.toml configuration file:

gee init

Add Repository

Add a repository to the gee.toml file. Note that the gee add command must be run from inside a .git directory:

cd path/to/repo
gee add

Check Status

Check the status of all git directories added to gee.toml

gee status

Pull Changes

Pull changes from the main branch for all repositories:

gee pull

Remove Repository

Automatically detect from the current directory:

gee remove 

Specify repository name using flag:

gee remove -r repo_name

OR

gee remove --repo repo_name

Clone Repositories

Clone all repositories listed in your gee.toml file:

gee clone

Configuration

Manually Configure gee.toml

ConfigFile = "/path/to/gee/gee.toml"
ConfigFilePath = "/path/to/gee"

[[repos]]
name = "repo_name"
path = "/path/to/repo"
remote = "https://github.com/user/repo.git"

Finding gee.toml

Gee searches for gee.toml in the current and parent directories. If no configuration file is found, an error will be returned.

FAQ and Troubleshooting

What if Gee cannot find the gee.toml?

Ensure that the gee.toml file exists in the current or parent directories. Use gee init to create a new configuration if needed.

License

Gee is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.