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@scolladon/tsgit

v3.0.0

Published

Lightning-fast git, pure TypeScript, everywhere.

Readme

tsgit

CI npm License: MIT

Lightning-fast git, pure TypeScript, everywhere.

Pure TypeScript git — Node.js, browser, Deno, Bun, and Cloudflare Workers. Zero native deps. Zero WASM. Stable v1, semver-tracked — see BACKLOG for the roadmap.

Install

npm install @scolladon/tsgit

60-second quickstart

import { openRepository } from '@scolladon/tsgit';

const repo = await openRepository({ cwd: process.cwd() });
const commits = await repo.log({ limit: 10 });
const { clean, branch, changes, untracked } = await repo.status();
await repo.dispose();

| Runtime | Import | |---|---| | Node.js 22+ | @scolladon/tsgit | | Browser (OPFS) | @scolladon/tsgit/auto/browser | | In-memory (tests) | @scolladon/tsgit/auto/memory | | Deno | npm:@scolladon/tsgit | | Bun | @scolladon/tsgit | | Cloudflare Workers | @scolladon/tsgit/auto/memory |

Full quickstart per runtime · recipes — partial clone, sparse checkout, hooks, …

Capabilities

  • Zero runtime dependencies — no transitive surface
  • Pure TypeScript — no native code, no WASM, no git binary required
  • Cross-runtime — Node 22+ · Deno · Bun · Cloudflare Workers · Browser (OPFS) · in-memory
  • Tree-shakeable — sideEffects: false; each primitive is an independent entry
  • CJS + ESM dual-publish, verified by arethetypeswrong
  • 43 Tier-1 commands · 20+ AsyncIterable primitives · operator toolkit (pipe, filter, map, …)
  • Snapshot+join surface — query tree / index / workdir / stash through one lazy, atomic-iteration pipeline (primer)
  • Type-safe — branded ObjectId/RefName/FilePath, discriminated-union errors, no any
  • AbortSignal lifetime — repo.dispose() cancels in-flight work

Commands · primitives · snapshots · errors

Documentation

  • 📖 Get started — Node, browser, memory, migration from isomorphic-git
  • 🛠️ Use it — commands, primitives, recipes, errors
  • 🧠 Understand it — architecture, design decisions, performance, security

Contribute

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT