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@andreduejon/codepulse

v0.5.0

Published

A terminal git graph visualizer that is read-only by default

Readme

codepulse

A terminal git graph visualizer that is read-only by default. Navigate your repository history, inspect commits, view diffs with blame, and browse branches — all from the terminal.

Built with Bun, SolidJS, and @opentui/solid.

Vision

codepulse starts as a git-first terminal UI and is planned to grow into a read-only by default codebase dashboard: git history as the primary navigation surface, with CI/CD, security, and code quality signals layered onto the same commit and branch context.

The current release adds grouped project switching and a debug dialog on top of the GitHub Actions and Jenkins provider experience, including warm in-memory repo switching, grouped selector navigation, and request/command observability. Integration planning for future milestones lives in planning/ locally and is summarized in the roadmap below.

Requirements

Install

bun install -g @andreduejon/codepulse

Global installs are supported directly through the packaged codepulse binary.

Usage

codepulse [path]

If no path is given, the current directory is used.

Local auto-refresh only reloads repository state from disk. Remote fetching stays manual by default (f / :fetch) and can be enabled separately via repo configuration.

Options

| Flag | Description | |-----------------|--------------| | -h, --help | Show help | | -v, --version | Show version |

Keyboard Shortcuts

Use codepulse -h for complete shortcuts, commands, and provider setup.

General

| Key | Action | |-------|---------------------------| | esc | Back / clear current mode | | tab | Cycle provider view | | : | Open command mode | | / | Open search mode | | m | Open menu dialog | | f | Fetch from remote | | ? | Open help dialog | | q | Quit |

Graph

| Key | Action | |---------------------------|--------------------------------------| | / or j / k | Navigate commits | | shift + ↑ / shift + ↓ | Jump 10 commits | | g / G | First / last commit | | / l | Focus detail panel | | enter | Open detail dialog in compact layout | | a | Enter ancestry mode | | p | Enter path mode | | shift + ← / shift + → | Switch project within current group |

Details

| Key | Action | |---------------------------|------------------------------------------| | / or j / k | Navigate items | | shift + ↑ / shift + ↓ | Jump 10 items | | / h | Previous tab / exit details on first tab | | / l | Next tab | | g / G | Top / bottom | | enter | Activate selected item |

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------------|-----------------------------------------| | :ancestry | Highlight ancestry for selected commit | | :branches | Open menu dialog on Branches tab | | :clear | Dismiss current status message | | :debug | Toggle debug dialog | | :fetch | Fetch from remote | | :help | Open help dialog | | :menu | Open menu dialog | | :path | Switch to path mode | | :providers | Open menu dialog on Providers tab | | :quit | Quit application | | :reload | Reload repository data from disk | | :repo | Open menu dialog on Repository tab | | :search | Switch to search mode | | :switch | Open repository switcher | | :theme | Open theme dialog |

Themes

Switch themes live with :theme, or persist a theme in repo configuration.

| Name | Config value | |------------------------------|----------------------| | Catppuccin Mocha (default) | catppuccin-mocha | | OpenCode Original | open-code-original | | Tokyo Night | tokyo-night | | Dracula | dracula | | Nord | nord | | One Dark Pro | one-dark | | Gruvbox Dark | gruvbox | | Monokai Pro | monokai | | Ayu Mirage | ayu-mirage | | Synthwave '84 | synthwave | | Rosé Pine | rose-pine |

Roadmap

Planned milestones currently follow this shape:

  • 0.1.0: configuration file support, richer search, lazy commit loading, and core UX polish
  • 0.2.0: graph power features such as ancestry workflows and path-aware history views
  • 0.3.0: GitHub Actions integration, provider status surfacing, and repo trust cleanup
  • 0.4.0: Jenkins provider MVP, shared provider run tree, shared log dialog, and provider polish
  • 0.5.0: grouped project switching, in-memory repo session cache, grouped switcher, and debug dialog
  • 0.6.0+: read-only integrations for Snyk, SonarQube, and deeper observability

The intent is to reach 1.0.0 once the integration model and configuration surface are stable.

License

MIT © andreduejon