revision: A lazygit-style TUI for SVN

[bapatchirag]

Demo GIF

After working with git with lazygit for a long time, I had to start using SVN at work. And after getting accustomed to lazygit and TUIs, I was looking for a similar tool for SVN, but for Linux.

After trying a few, I thought it might be fun to create one from scratch. And so - revision. A lazygit-style TUI for SVN. revision gives you a fast, keyboard-driven interface over the svn command line: review changes, stage with changelists, commit, update, and browse history without leaving your terminal.

revision is layered so the UI never knows about SVN: internal/tui holds domain-agnostic Bubble Tea components - theme, keymap, focus, layout - and is forbidden from importing the svn or app packages, with a guard test failing the build if it ever does. internal/app is the only layer that knows both sides, adapting parsed svn --xml output into components and arranging the lazygit-style layout. Every component carries a compile-time interface assertion, a golden test over View(), and a teatest harness driving it as a real program - which is also how the screenshots on the docs site are generated: they're the app's own rendered output read straight from the golden files, not images.

A single binary with no dependencies, it uses the already installed svn binary on your machine (MacOS/Linux).
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bapatchirag/revision/main/install.sh | sh
or with go:
go install github.com/bapatchirag/revision/cmd/revision@latest

All usage information is available on the doc pages here: https://bapatchirag.github.io/revision/.

Looking forward to seeing what the community makes of it! Feel free to raise issues/PRs for any enhancements, bugs or features that one may want/encounter here: https://github.com/bapatchirag/revision.