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@yukiakai/actions-git

v1.0.2

Published

Lightweight Git client for GitHub Actions and CI workflows.

Readme

@yukiakai/actions-git

Lightweight Git client for GitHub Actions and CI workflows.

A small, promise-based wrapper around git built for automation workflows such as:

  • Deploy actions
  • Artifact publishing
  • Docs deployment
  • CI synchronization
  • Temporary repository workflows

Designed to be:

  • Minimal
  • Predictable
  • CI-friendly
  • Easy to test

Features

  • Shallow clone with automatic fallback
  • Branch existence detection
  • Orphan branch support
  • Workspace wipe utilities
  • Simple commit/push workflow
  • Promise-based API
  • TypeScript support
  • Designed for GitHub Actions

Installation

npm install @yukiakai/actions-git

Example

import { GitClient } from '@yukiakai/actions-git';

const git = new GitClient({
  repo: 'owner/repo',
  token: process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN!,
  branch: 'gh-pages',
  cwd: './.deploy',
});

await git.clone();

await git.setup();

await git.checkout();

await git.wipe(['.']);

await git.add(['dist']);

if (await git.hasChanges()) {
  await git.commit('deploy: update docs');

  await git.push();
}

API

new GitClient(options)

Creates a new Git client instance.

type GitOptions = {
  repo: string;
  token: string;
  branch: string;
  cwd: string;
};

Methods

clone()

Clone the repository into the target working directory.

Attempts shallow clone first:

git clone --depth=1 --branch <branch>

Falls back to full clone if shallow clone fails.


setup()

Configure git identity for CI environments.

Sets:

user.name  = github-actions[bot]
user.email = github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com

checkout()

Checkout the target branch.

Behavior:

  • If the branch exists:

    • git checkout <branch>
  • If the branch does not exist:

    • creates orphan branch
    • wipes working tree

wipe(patterns)

Remove tracked and untracked files from the working tree.

await git.wipe(['.']);

Internally runs:

git rm -r -f --ignore-unmatch
git clean -fdx

Useful for deployment workflows where the workspace must be fully reset.


pullRebase()

Run:

git pull --rebase origin <branch>

add(patterns)

Stage files.

await git.add(['dist', 'package.json']);

commit(message)

Create a commit.

await git.commit('deploy: update docs');

push()

Push the current branch to origin.

await git.push();

hasChanges()

Check whether staged changes exist.

const changed = await git.hasChanges();

Uses:

git diff --cached --quiet

Returns:

  • true → changes exist
  • false → no changes

Use Cases

  • GitHub Actions
  • Documentation deployment
  • Artifact deployment
  • Monorepo publishing
  • Static site deployment
  • CI repository sync

License

MIT Yuki Akai