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git-flow-db

v1.6.0

Published

Storage of documents in database using git-a-like flow and versioning. Now on top of mongoDB

Downloads

10

Readme

git-flow-db

Allows to store file versions using git-a-like-flow in database. So you can combine git way of thinking and mongodb replication. I needed that for configuration in one of my projects.

Idea

  • It's file centric (doesn't have tree)
  • Git SHA1 are skipped as overkill here, MongoIDs are reliable enough
  • Repo/File information is stored in __git_flow_repos
  • Objects are stored in __git_flow_objects as raw versions
  • Index is stored in __git_flow_index
  • As in git you have one current head per repo

Install

npm install --save git-flow-db

Index

{
    "org" : "organisation",
    "doc" : "file",
    "version" : "979ffd132438c2313b1c51317d57d84c432553c8",
    "branch" : "master",
    "parent" : "517b101d97ed94afa87beb0bdeb357fb38af8ec1",
    "merge" : "fd996410cb9163cc01aee107e4d4320d189a5c7d",
    "committer" : "lukasz",
    "date" : "2012-04-23T18:25:43.511Z",
    "message" : "Merged",
    "org": 32
}

Next steps

  • Fork/Merge
  • Current head in __git_flow_index to allow search

Contribute

Fork -> Dev -> Test (CC >= 98.52%) -> Commit -> Pull Request -> Repeat

License

MIT - because it's fun to share