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bigdiff-code

v0.1.0

Published

A small library providing utility methods to access and get data from github and git

Readme

bigdiff-code

You can find what we need to do in issue.

Setup

To setup the environment, run:

$ git clone https://github.com/sangheestyle/bigdiff-code
$ cd bigdiff-code
$ nvm install

How to use

You can see some example to know how to use this module.

Submodules and functionalities

The bigdiff-code module will give you submodules for accessing repositories and social artifacts.

git

Wrap git functionalities.

  • [x] git.log: do git log with given regular expression.
  • [ ] git.grep: grep commits by given regular expression and context.
  • [x] git.clone: clone single repository.
  • [x] git.multipleClone: clone single or multiple repositories.

github

Find repositories or issues via various criteria. See Search APIs.

  • [x] github.authClient: return a client with authentification.
  • [x] github.getRepoIssues: get issues of a repository and save result in DB.
  • [x] github.searchRepos: search repos and save result into a JSON file or DB.

queryResult

View, filter, and export queryResult.

  • [ ] viewSummary
  • [ ] filterBy
  • [ ] export

searcher

Search things on github(remote) or git(local) by key

  • [ ] searchCommitsByKeyword
  • [ ] searchIssuesByKeyword
  • [ ] searchSourceDiff

googlePlay

Search packages, crawl their information, and save them.

  • [ ] isExisted: check a app whether existed or not in Google Play with package ID
  • [ ] crawlInformation: crawl information of the app and save it into DB

utils

Some utils help other modules.

  • [x] utils.dateRange: generate date range between start and end date.

Testing

We use mocha and Should.js in order to be assured that our implementation of functions properly.

To run the tests for bigdiff-code simply run:

$ make test

Style guide

You will want to understand and follow the style guides listed below.