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gent-cli

v2.1.0

Published

A modern, Git-like version control CLI with built-in cloud authentication and global user identity management.

Downloads

28

Readme

Gent CLI

A modern, Git-like version control CLI with built-in cloud authentication and global user identity management.

Gent is a lightweight version control system that feels exactly like Git but handles user identity automatically through the cloud. No more configuring user.name and user.email for every repository!

Features

  • Cloud Authentication: Login once, work everywhere. Your identity follows you across projects.
  • Git-like Experience: Familiar commands (init, add, commit, status, log, branch, checkout).
  • Cloud Synchronization: Push and pull repositories to/from the cloud.
  • Zero Configuration: gent init is silent and auto-detects your authenticated user profile.
  • Global Identity: Commits are automatically authored with your cloud profile.
  • Secure: Tokens stored securely in your home directory.

Installation

npm install -g gent-cli

Authentication

Gent uses a global authentication system. You only need to login once.

Create an Account

gent register

Login

gent login
# or
gent login -e [email protected] -p YourPassword

Check Status

gent whoami

Logout

gent logout

Local Usage

1. Initialize a Repository

gent init
# Output: Initialized empty Gent repository in /path/to/project

2. Check Status

gent status

3. Stage Files

gent add filename.js
# or add all files
gent add .

4. Commit Changes

gent commit -m "Initial commit"
# Output: [main a1b2c3d] Initial commit
# Author: Your Name <[email protected]>

Cloud Features

1. Create a Cloud Repository

# Create and link a local repo
gent create my-repo --init-local

# Or initialize with cloud directly
gent init --cloud

2. List Your Repositories

gent list
# or
gent ls

3. Clone a Repository

gent clone <owner_id>/<repo_name>
# Example: gent clone 1/my-repo

4. Push Changes

gent push
# or commit and push in one go
gent commit -m "Update README" --push

5. Pull Changes

gent pull

6. Manage Remotes

gent remote add origin <owner_id>/<repo_name>
gent remote -v

Repository Structure

Gent creates a .gent directory in your project root:

.gent/
├── config.json       # Project configuration
├── objects/          # Stored file contents
├── refs/             # Branch pointers
├── remote.json       # Remote configuration
└── HEAD             # Current branch reference

Your authentication tokens are stored globally in ~/.gent/auth.json.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please fork the repository and submit a Pull Request.

License

ISC


Built with love by Abdalrahman Kanawati