wit - Git Implementation in Python

Introduction

wit is a lightweight Git implementation written in Python. It aims to provide the core functionality of Git, allowing users to version control their projects, manage branches, and track changes efficiently.

Features

• Initialize a new Wit repository
• Stage and commit changes
• Create and switch between branches
• Merge branches
• View commit history
• Track changes and file modifications
• Ignore specific files or directories using .witignore
• Revert to previous commits
• Push and pull changes to remote repositories

Installation

1. Clone the wit repository from GitHub:

   git clone https://github.com/ShaniShurkin/wit.git

2. Navigate to the wit directory:

   cd wit

3. Install the required dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Run the wit command-line tool:

   python wit.py

Usage

• Initialize a new Wit repository in the current directory:

  wit init

• Add files\directories to the staging area:

  wit add file1.txt file2.py wit add folder1

  Inserting an internal file\directory includes the current path: wit add folder1\file1.txt wit add folder1\folder2

• Commit changes with a descriptive message:

  wit commit -m "Initial commit"

• Create and switch to a new branch:

  wit branch feature-branch wit checkout feature-branch

• Merge changes from one branch into another:

  wit checkout target-branch wit merge source-branch

• View commit history:

  wit log

• Revert to a previous commit:

  wit checkout

• Push changes to a remote repository:

  wit push origin master

• Pull changes from a remote repository:

  wit pull origin master

Contributing

Contributions to wit are welcome! If you encounter any bugs, have suggestions, or would like to add new features, please create a new issue on the GitHub repository.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.