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Package: git-it
# GitItPyTestThis repository in used by the Git-It utility.  Thepushtest must connect
to anonline## DependenciesPython 3.10FastAPIuvicornDocker## Running LocallyThere are two approaches to running the API locally.Run the API directly` > python3.10-mvenv .venv > source .venv/bin/activate > pip install--upgradepip > pip install-rrequirements.txt > ./run.sh `Run the API via Docker ComposeMake sure the environment variables are set in the current environment.`bash exportPROJECT_ID=$(gcloudconfigget-valueproject) exportGCP_KEY_PATH=[pathto the service account credential file] `Project Short Description (default ini)Project long description or extended summary goes in here (default ini)TestingThis project usespytestto run tests and also to test docstring examples.Install the test dependencies.$pipinstall-rrequirements_test.txtRun the tests.DevelopingThis project usesblackto format code andflake8for linting. We also supportpre-committo ensure these have been run. To configure your local environment please install these development dependencies and set up the commit hooks.$pipinstallblackflake8pre-commit$pre-commitinstallReleasingReleases are published automatically when a tag is pushed to GitHub.# Set next version numberexportRELEASE=x.x.x# Create tagsgitcommit--allow-empty-m"Release$RELEASE"gittag-a$RELEASE-m"Version$RELEASE"# Pushgitpushupstream--tags
Package: git-jira
git-jiraA git addon to manage Jira from git.PrerequisitesCreate a Jira API token:https://support.atlassian.com/atlassian-account/docs/manage-api-tokens-for-your-atlassian-account/InstallationThe easiest (and best) way to install git-jira is through pip:pipinstallgit-jiraTo make it work, you need aconfig.ymlwith your authentication credentials and default project.Rungit jira configureto generate this file.TheJira server urlshould have the formathttps://yourservername.atlassian.net. For now, the authentication only supports API tokens.Theproject idshould have the formatXXand is the one that you can find at the beginning of the issues (e.g.TP-123).During the config you can also specify custom branch names. SeeBranch>Formatsection for more information.UsageBranchUsegit jira branchto create an issue in Jira and checkout to a branch with the formatTP-1234-summary-of-issue.The creation will ask the required fields interactively.For now, the supported field types are:Short text, paragraphNumberDropdown (single choice)Checkbox (multiple choice)You can also create a branch from an existing issue, using the issue code (TP-XX). For this, usegit jira branch -k <issue_key>FormatThe default branch name format isissue_key-issue_summaryreplacing all non alphanumeric characters for-.
You can override this by using the option-for--format. This option will prompt a select menu that will show the formats you've specified while runningconfigure. You can also select a custom format (using the last option).For example, if you want the format to befeat/TP-123/summary-of-issuejust passfeat/issue_key/issue_summary. The replacement for-in the summary can't be changed.ListUsegit jira listto list issues and their branches. By default, it list all issues in planned. You can use the flag-sor--statusto show issues with other statuses.IssueUsegit jira issueto check the info of an issue specified in a branch. If you're in a branchTP-10-issue-summarythis command will show you the info related to the Jira issueTP-10.Status-sor--status: update the issue status.Assignee-aor--assignee: assign the issue to you or someone else.Comment-c <text>or--comment <text>: add a comment to the issue.Caveatsgit jira --helpwon't work. To see the global help, rungit jiraorgit-jira --helpDevelopmentvirtualenvenvsourceenv/bin/activate
pipinstall-e".[dev]"
Package: git-jira-attacher
A script to upload patches from Git toJIRA, designed for use withApache’s JIRA installation.git-jira-attacher exports patches from Git usinggitformat-patch,
then attaches them to a JIRA issue using the SOAP API.UsageRun without arguments for usage.GIT_RANGEis a commit range, like
master..HEAD.  git-jira-attacher expects commit messages to begin
with (e.g.)PROJECT-123.in order to identify the
relevant issue.  If all of the commits apply to a single issue,
only one needs to have the tag.  Otherwise, every commit needs a tag.Thrift developers, don’t forget to setpatch availableto true.LicenseThis software is distributed under the MIT license.
See COPYING for details.
Package: gitjirabot
GitJiraBotGit Jira integrations bot for automating complex tasksRequirementsGitJiraBot requires Python 3.6 or above.To install Python 3.6, I recommend usingpyenv.# install pyenvgitclonehttps://github.com/pyenv/pyenv~/.pyenv# setup pyenv (you should also put these three lines in .bashrc or similar)exportPATH="${HOME}/.pyenv/bin:${PATH}"exportPYENV_ROOT="${HOME}/.pyenv"eval"$(pyenvinit-)"# install Python 3.6pyenvinstall3.6.12# make it available globallypyenvglobalsystem3.6.12InstallationWithpip:python3.6-mpipinstallgitjirabotWithpipx:python3.6-mpipinstall--userpipx

pipxinstall--pythonpython3.6gitjirabot
Package: git-jock
Git Jock CliMuch like this image, the tool is under construction.:construction: :construction_worker_man: :building_construction: :construction_worker_woman: :construction:Build & Releases:rocket::rocket::test_tube::test_tube::closed_lock_with_key::closed_lock_with_key:What is Jock CLI?The CLI is intended to make dealing with multiple connected repositories easier, by grouping repositories and running
git commands across them all.InstallTo install or update on Linux or MacOS, you can download fromreleasesor run:curl-s-Lhttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/git-jock/git-jock-cli/main/scripts/install.sh|bash:warning:Note this script uses sudo to move the binary to/usr/local/binand you should check the script before
execution.UsageConfigurationRepositories and groups must be configured in~/.jockrc, in YAML format like belowrepositories:auth-service:address:git@github.com:some-startup/authentication-service.gitlocation:/home/jock/git/authentication-serviceshared-entities:address:git@github.com:some-startup/shared-entities.gitlocation:~/shared-entities...user-service:address:git@github.com:some-startup/user-service.gitlocation:../usersgroups:services:repositories:-auth-service-user-serviceaddressis the remote git addresslocationis the local location, can be relative to home or absoluteCLI UsageUsage: jock [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --version              Show the version and exit.
  -r, --repository TEXT  Repository, specified in ~/.jockrc, you wish to run
                         commands on. Multiple repositories can be specified
                         using multiple flags.

  -g, --group TEXT       Group of repositories, specified in ~/.jockrc, you
                         wish to run commands on.Multiple  groups can be
                         specified using multiple flags.

  --help                 Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  add branch checkout clone commit fetch pull push reset restore rm switchOPTIONS can be--version,--helpor a list of repositories such as-r git-jock-clior--repository  some-serviceCOMMAND is any of the currently supported git commands:add,branch,checkout,clone,commit,fetch,pull,push,reset,restore,rm,switch, ortagARGS are git arguments passed directly to the git commandRoadmapThis is a loose roadmap to explain where the tool will end up, the versions & functionality against them are open to
changes.0.3 +Filtering on branch namesTerminal sessions???Feel free to suggest feature requests in theissues.Why is it called Git Jock?That's Jock at the top, he's good at fetching, pulling etc. and I wish I could clone him. So it's a natural fit.
Package: git-joke-cli
git-joke.. image::https://travis-ci.org/vitakrya/git-joke-cli.svg?branch=master:target:https://travis-ci.org/vitakrya/git-joke-cliUsageYou can use this as an api to fetch joke by using.. code-block::from gitjoke.extractor import get_joke, get_jokes

# Get all jokes in list
jokes = get_jokes()

# Get random joke
joke = get_joke()Example from the internal help command::$ git-joke -h
Display random git joke or all git jokes
Usage:
    git-joke [--all]

Options:
    -h --help  Show this help message
    -v --version  Show version
    -a --all  Show all jokesLicenseMIT
Package: git-json-tree
Encode and decode JSON files as Git tree objects.This is an experimental developer preview release.InstallationThe latest release is available on PyPI and can be installed usingpip:$ pip install git-json-treeThe development version can be installed directly from the Git repository:$ pip install -e git+https://github.com/jirikuncar/git-json-tree.git#egg=git-json-treeIntegration with GitMove to a repository where you would like to store JSON files and
add following lines to files:.git/config[filter "git-json-tree"]smudge="git-json-tree smudge"clean="git-json-tree clean"required  # optional.gitattributes*.json  filter=git-json-treePointer file formatGit Git-JSON-Tree’s pointer file looks like this:version https://github.com/jirikuncar/git-json-tree/tree/v1
oid sha1:2f769492d6b634b86b82e916630da8a693e9c20e
size 12345It tracks the version of Git-JSON-Tree you’re using, followed by a unique
identifier for the JSON file (oid). It also stores the size of the target JSON
file.NOTE:sizeis calculated from the encoded JSON string and it might differ
depending on the version of serializer.Use the command lineInteraction with the storage can also take place via the command-line
interface (CLI).First, you need to make sure that you are in a Git repository or you
know its location. The example shows a case when you are in the directory
with a Git repository.$echo'{"hello": "world", "version": 1}'|git-json-treeencode7123db01ad8c75a8df3508305bd891317ea36febFollowing the above example you can create a first commit of your JSON object.$exportFIRST=$(gitcommit-tree7123db01-mFirst)It is quite impractical to remember tree or commit sha1, hence we can give it
a reference name. The next steps uses the namemaster, but you can decide
to use your own naming convention for tracking versions of your objects. Each
file can have its own branch or just a single tag.$gitupdate-refrefs/heads/master$FIRST# for new objectStoring a new version is very simple too.$exportPARENT=$(gitshow-ref--hashrefs/heads/master)$echo'{"hello": "world", "version": 2}'|git-json-treeencode6f36c4272e88b14ab5e25a5419599534504c70fc$exportSECOND=$(gitcommit-tree6f36c4272e-mSecond-p$PARENT)$gitupdate-refrefs/heads/master$SECONDFinally, you can retrive and decode a tree or commit.$git-json-treedecode# HEAD$git-json-treedecode$FIRST# commit$git-json-treedecode7123db01# tree id
Package: git-kahoot
git-kahootGenerate Kahoot quiz from commits in a git repository.InstallationRequires Python 3.pip install git-kahootUsageUsage: git-kahoot [OPTIONS]

  Generate a Kahoot quiz from commits in a git repository.

Options:
  -d, --directory DIRECTORY       path to git repository (default: current
                                  directory) Specify this option multiple
                                  times to use multiple repositories.
  --since [%Y-%m-%d|%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S|%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S]
                                  only include commits since this date
  --until [%Y-%m-%d|%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S|%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S]
                                  only include commits up until this date
  -n, --count INTEGER RANGE       number of questions (default: 20, max: 100)
  -u, --username TEXT             Kahoot user name  [required]
  -p, --password TEXT             Kahoot password  [required]
  -t, --title TEXT                title of the generated quiz (default: "Git
                                  Commiter Quiz"
  --help                          Show this message and exit.ExamplesSpecify path to git repository using the -d option. Omitting this options will try to use the current directory.git-kahoot --directory /my/repoMultiple git repositories can be specfied. Commits will be selected in a round-robin fashion.git-kahoot --directory /my/repo --directory /my/second-repoOnly include commits between a date range.git-kahoot --directory /my/repo --since 2015-01-01 --until 2018-01-01Set the title of the generated quiz and the number of questions.git-kahoot --title "My glorious quiz" --count 10Specify credentials for your Kahoot account. You will be prompted for these credentials if you omit them.git-kahoot --username AzureDiamond --password hunter2Development setupAssuming Python 3, pip and virtualenv is installed, clone the repository, set up a virtualenv and install the package as editable.git clone git@github.com:janerist/git-kahoot.git
cd git-kahoot
virtualenv -p python3 venv
. venv/bin/activate (Windows: venv/Scripts/activate)
pip install --editable .
git-kahoot
Package: gitkeep2
gitkeepSometimes when working with Git you require empty folders to be part of your
repository. Maybe because you want to underline the
importance of certain directories for storing certain files in the future.
Maybe some part of the logic depends on those directories being there.However, because Git only versions files, it isunable to add empty directories.One well known hack to get around this problem is to version dummy files inside
the empty directories you wish to add to your repository, in order to force
the directory into source control.Gitkeep is a tiny command line utility written in Python that makes it easy to
use this hack, by creating.gitkeepfiles in the directories of your choosing.In the Bash command line it is the equivalent of running:find . -type d -empty -exec touch {}/.gitkeep \;However, using the Bash command above forces you to do the same for each directory
path you wish to version, and then to manually delete any exceptions.Also, Windows users do not have the luxury of the Bash command line unless they
install Cygwin.InstallIf you already have Python installed, simply run:pip3 install gitkeep2UseTo create a.gitkeepfile in a specific directory called 'foo':gitkeep path/to/fooTo add a message to your.gitkeepfile in order to let fellow developers
understand why it's important to keep the specified directory in source control
you can use the--messageor-mflag:gitkeep path/to/foo -m "This is where we'll later add X stuff."By default all.gitkeepfiles bear the date of creation, the URL to this
project and a default message. The idea here is to help others maintaining your
project in the future understand what these files are. However, if you'd prefer
to create empty.gitkeepfiles you can do so with the--emptyor-eflag:gitkeep path/to/foo -eTo remove a.gitkeepfile from a specified path use the--let-goor-lflag:gitkeep --let-go path/to/fooTo create.gitkeepfiles recursively in a path and all its sub-directories
use the--recursiveor-rflag:gitkeep --recursive path/to/fooTo remove all.gitkeepfiles recursively from a path and all its
sub-directories use a combination of the-rand-lflags above:gitkeep -lr path/to/fooImplementation NotesGitkeep is powered byClick.DevelopFirst prepare a virtual environment to install your local copy. From the root of
your project run:virtualenv venv
New python executable in venv/bin/python
Installing setuptools, pip............done.Activate the corresponding environment. On OS X and Linux, do the following:. venv/bin/activateNotice the prompt of your shell has changed to show the active environment.Get Click installed in your virtual environment:pip3 install ClickTo install gitkeep in your virtual environment:pip3 install --editable .Then just try running gitkeep:gitkeep --helpTo go back to the real world, run:deactivate
Package: gitlab
GitLabGet GitLab user DetailsInstall$ pip install gitlabUsageimportgitlabgitlab.get('yoginth')"""{'username': 'yoginth','bio': 'Open-Source Enthusiast • Developer & Toolmaker • Pythonista 🐍 • Issue Resolver • Jack 🃏 of all trades, master of none • Beating the odds • I 💜 science 🌌','location': 'Parallel Universe','twitter': 'yoginths','linkedin': '','skype': '','website_url': 'https://t.me/yoginth','id': 2580049,'state': 'active','avatar_url': 'https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/ef5eb22b653730b5d7d7c32a73ff64e7?s=80&d=identicon','web_url': 'https://gitlab.com/yoginth'}"""Get HelpThere are few ways to get help:Pleasepost questions on Stack Overflow. You can open issues with questions, as long you add a link to your Stack Overflow question.For bug reports and feature requests, open issues.For direct and quick help, you canemail me.How to contributeHave an idea? Found a bug? Seehow to contribute.Thanks!LicenseMIT
Package: git-lab
gitlabにアクセスするためのgitのサブコマンドRequirementsPython 2.7Installation$ pip installgit-labConfigurationgit configに下記の設定項目を追加する# git config -l
gitlab.host=http://host.of.gitlab
gitlab.private-token=privatetoken
gitlab.project=namespace/projectUsage詳しくはヘルプ$ git lab requests show {id}
$ git lab requests listChanges0.2add feature of create merge request0.1initial releaseshow and list merge request(s)
Package: gitlab2mr
gitlab2mrA python script to generate amyreposconfig file from a Gitlab
instance.You don't want to waste your time checking out all your Gitlab repositories but you are too lazy
to maintain a myrepos config manually. Then this tool is for you.Installationgitlab2mr is available viapypi:pip install --user gitlab2mror betterpipx install gitlab2mrUsagegitlab2mr -u <url-of-your-gitlab-instance> -t <private-access-token> -f ".mrconfig.gitlab"
Package: gitlab2pandas
Transform GitLab Activities to Pandas DataframesGeneral informationThis package was initially developed as part of the DiP-iT projectWebsite.The package implements Python functions foraggregating and processing GitLab activities (Commits, Actions, Issues, Merge-Requests, ...)gitlab2pandasstores the collected information in a collection of pandas DataFrames starting from a user defined root folder.github2pandasdoes the same for GitHub an can be found onGitHubInstallationgitlab2pandasis available onpypi. Use pip to install the package.globalOn Linux:sudo pip3 install gitlab2pandas 
sudo pip install gitlab2pandasOn Windows as admin or for one user:pip install gitlab2pandas
pip install --user gitlab2pandasin virtual environment:pipenv install gitlab2pandasUsageGitLab token is required for use, which is used for authentication. Thewebsitedescribes how you can generate this for your GitLab account. Customise the username and project name and explore any public or private repository you have access to with your account!DocumentationThe documentation of the module is available athttps://gitlab2pandas.readthedocs.io/.
Package: gitlab-activity
GitLab Changelog GeneratorWhat is it about?Generate simple markdown changelogs for GitLab repositories. GitLab provides anAPI endpointto generate
Changelogs. However, this endpoint assumes that repository is usingGit trailersin the commit
message. If no Git trailers are found in the commit messages, the API endpoint returns nothing.This is a huge problem for a lot of projects (including us) that do not use Git trailers.
Although it is a good practice to use Git trailers we tend to forget them and it
increases development time. Moreover we are more concerned to have MRs listed in the
changelogs and we can tag MRs with labels that identify the type of MR. We can
generate a changelog using these labels and group MRs according to the labels.This is what this little package does to generate changelogs. In a nutshell, it does
two things:Given a GitLab (upstream or self hosted) repository, an initial git reference or date,
use theGitLab GraphQL APIto return a DataFrame of all issue and MR activity for this time period.A CLI to render this activity as markdown, suitable for generating changelogs.Prior artgitlab-changelog-generatoris a command line utility distributed as Python package to generate changelogs.
However, it is mostly outdated and I could not make it work as of 2023.gitlab-changelog-generatoris another tool to generate changelogs based on Ruby. However there has been no
development since last few years.FeaturesUsers can configure the labels and their descriptions that they use in their projectsgitlab-activityconfiguration supportspyproject.tomlfor Python projects,package.jsonfor Node projects. For other projects, configuration can be included
in a file.gitlab-activity.tomlin the root of the repository.It can be integrated into CI release jobs to update the changelogs from last stable
tag to current before making the release.:::importantThis tool is heavily inspired fromgithub-activitydeveloped by the
folks atJupyter project. All the credit should go to them
and we thank them.:::InstallationThe easiest way to install this package is viapip:pip install gitlab-activityUsageThe easiest way to usegitlab-activityto generate activity markdown is to use
the command-line interface. It takes the following form:gitlab-activity -t [<group>/<repo>]This will output a markdown with MRs activity since last tag.:::tipTheChangelogfile of the current repository is being generated bygitlab-activity. Have a look
intoCIfile on how it is being done.:::ConfigurationAll the CLI options can be configuredviaconfiguration file. An exampleconfigfile can be used as a reference.As stated above the configuration can be integrated intopyproject.tomlin[tool.gitlab-activity]section orpackage.jsoningitlab-activitykey.To run the testsThe easiest way to run the test suite is usingpytest.pytest
Package: gitlab-api
GitLab APIVersion: 0.15.0GitLab API Python WrapperIncludes a large portion of useful API calls to GitLabThis repository is actively maintained - Contributions are welcome!AI Skill Ready (PEP8Documented) - Assimilate the following package into your agent and begin using it!API Calls:BranchesCommitsDeploy TokensGroupsJobsMembersMerge RequestMerge Request RulesPackagesPipelineProjectsProtected BranchesReleasesRunnersUsersWikiUsage:#!/usr/bin/python# coding: utf-8importgitlab_apitoken="<GITLAB_TOKEN/PERSONAL_TOKEN>"gitlab_url="<GITLAB_URL>"client=gitlab_api.Api(url=gitlab_url,token=token)users=client.get_users()print(users)created_merge_request=client.create_merge_request(project_id=123,source_branch="development",target_branch="production",title="Merge Request Title")print(created_merge_request)print(f"Users:{client.get_users()}")print(f"Projects:{client.get_projects()}")response=client.get_runners(runner_type='instance_type',all_runners=True)print(f"Runners:{response}")Installation Instructions:Install Python Packagepython-mpipinstallgitlab-apiRepository Owners: