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Low-level Git bindings in pure OCaml
Support for on-disk and in-memory Git stores. Can read and write all
the Git objects: the usual blobs, trees, commits and tags but also the
pack files, pack indexes and the index file (where the staging area
lives).
All the objects share a consistent API, and convenience functions are
provided to manipulate the different objects. For instance, it is
possible to make a pack file position independant (as the Zlib
compression might change the relative offsets between the packed
objects), to generate pack indexes from pack files, or to expand
the filesystem of a given commit.
The library comes with a command-line tool called
ogit
which sharesa similar interface with
git
, but where all operations are mapped tothe API exposed
ocaml-git
(and hence using only OCaml code).Pull-request generated by opam-publish v0.2.1