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git-parse-commit

v1.1.0

Published

Parse git commit data, like the one we get when running `git rev-list ...`.

Downloads

380

Readme

git-parse-commit

Parse git commit data, like the one we get after running git rev-list --max-count=5 --header HEAD -- or git cat-file -p HEAD^.

build status

Usage

Say we have a commit like the following:

c6ee495e2ed2bffde4bee1fa658c8834dd0bcd35
tree 0159cc0b86eba46e25068e45d098a49055068ddf
parent e153fbfe636459a3246f0dfa5fff84157827ca21
parent da4d841e16cbcb3316ba56a5802a71e4fc07bb6f
author Yves Senn <[email protected]> 1400484883 +0200
committer Yves Senn <[email protected]> 1400484883 +0200

    Merge pull request #14962 from arunagw/aa-fix-rake-activerecord
    
    Reorganize ActiveRecord tasks [Arun Agrawal & Abd ar-Rahman Hamidi]

We parse it using the module and log the output to the console:

var fs = require('fs');
var parseCommit = require('../');
console.log(parseCommit(fs.readFileSync(__dirname + '/commit.txt', 'utf8')));

The output will look like this:

{ parents:
   [ 'e153fbfe636459a3246f0dfa5fff84157827ca21',
     'da4d841e16cbcb3316ba56a5802a71e4fc07bb6f' ],
  hash: 'c6ee495e2ed2bffde4bee1fa658c8834dd0bcd35',
  tree: '0159cc0b86eba46e25068e45d098a49055068ddf',
  author:
   { name: 'Yves Senn',
     email: '[email protected]',
     timestamp: 1400484883,
     timezone: '+0200' },
  committer:
   { name: 'Yves Senn',
     email: '[email protected]',
     timestamp: 1400484883,
     timezone: '+0200' },
  title: 'Merge pull request #14962 from arunagw/aa-fix-rake-activerecord',
  description: 'Reorganize ActiveRecord tasks [Arun Agrawal & Abd ar-Rahman Hamidi]\n' }

More advanced examples

Checkout the examples && tests.

Tests

npm test

License

MIT