GitSharp/Examples

From eqqon

Contents 1 Playing around with git's objects 1.1 Repository 1.2 Commit 1.3 Tree & Leaf 1.4 Blob 1.5 Branch 2 Using git commands 2.1 Init 3 Clone

Playing around with git's objects

Repository

      //Opening an existing git repository
      repo = new Repository("path/to/repo");

      // Now suppose you have created some new files and want to commit them
      repo.Index.Add("README", "License.txt");
      Commit commit = repo.Commit("My first commit with gitsharp", new Author("henon", "meinrad.recheis@gmail.com"));

      // Easy, isn't it? Now let's have a look at the changes of this commit:
      foreach (Change change in commit.Changes)
        Console.WriteLine(change.Name + " " + change.ChangeType);

      //Get the staged changes from the index
      repo.Status.Added.Contains("README");

      //Access and manipulate the configuration
      repo.Config["core.autocrlf"] = "false";

Commit

Get the message of the previous commit

new Commit(repo, "HEAD^").Message

Print a list of changes between two commits c1 and c2:

foreach(var change in c1.CompareAgainst(c2))
    Console.WriteLine(change.ChangeType+": "+change.Path);

Print all previous commits of HEAD of the repository repo

foreach(var commit in repo.Head.CurrentCommit.Ancestors)
    Console.WriteLine(commit.ShortHash+": "+commit.Message+", "+commit.Author.Name+", "+commit.AuthoredDate);

Tree & Leaf

Get the root tree of the most recent commit

var tree = repo.Head.CurrentCommit.Tree

It has no Parent so IsRoot should be true

Debug.Assert(tree.Parent==null);
Debug.Assert(tree.IsRoot);

Now you can browse throught that tree by iterating over its child trees

foreach(var subtree in tree.Trees) { ... }

Or printing the names of the files it contains

foreach(var leaf in tree.Leaves) { Console.WriteLine( leaf.Path); }

Blob

A Leaf is a Blob and inherits from it a method to retrieve the data as a UTF8 encoded string:

new Blob(repo, "49322bb17d3acc9146f98c97d078513228bbf3c0").Data

Blob also let's you access the raw data as byte array

new Blob(repo, "49322bb17d3acc9146f98c97d078513228bbf3c0").RawData

Branch

Get the current branch

var branch=repo.CurrentBranch
Console.WriteLine("Current branch is "+branch.Name);

Another way to get the current branch

repo.Head

Get master branch

var master = new Branch(repo, "master");

Get the abbreviated hash of the last commit on master

master.CurrentCommit.ShortHash

Create a new branch

var b = Branch.Create(repo, "foo");

7 ways to switch to our new branch

b.Checkout();
new Branch(repo, "foo").Checkout();
repo["foo"].Checkout();
Branch.SwitchTo(b);
Branch.SwitchTo("foo");
repo.CheckoutBranch("foo");
repo.CheckoutBranch(b);

Check if foo is current branch

Assert.IsTrue( b.IsCurrent );

Reset the branch to a previous commit (hard or soft)

master.Reset("HEAD^", ResetBehavior.Hard)

master.Reset("HEAD^", ResetBehavior.Soft)

Using git commands

Init

Initializing a new repository in the current directory (if GID_DIR environment variable is not set)

GitSharp.Commands.Init();

Initializing a new repository in the specified location

GitSharp.Commands.Init("path/to/repo");

Initializing a new repository with options

var cmd = new GitSharp.InitCommand("path/to/repo") { Quiet=false, Bare=true };
cmd.Execute();

Clone

Clone a repository from a public repository via http

GitSharp.Commands.Clone("git://github.com/henon/GitSharp.git", "path/to/local/copy");

Or using options

GitSharp.Commands.Clone(new CloneCommand() { Source="git://github.com/henon/GitSharp.git", GitDirectory="path/to/local/copy", Quiet=false, Bare=true});