modgit is an alternative to the excellent modman tool. Directly inspired from it, modgit allows you to deploy Git modules physically in your project (no symlinks). Additionaly, you can define include/exclude filters to deploy only files and folders of your choice.
- bash
- git
- curl https://raw.github.com/jreinke/modgit/master/modgit > modgit
- chmod +x modgit
- sudo mv modgit /usr/local/bin
- wget -O modgit https://raw.github.com/jreinke/modgit/master/modgit
- chmod +x modgit
- sudo mv modgit /usr/local/bin
- Download shell script from download page
- Copy modgit file to
/usr/local/bin(or any folder in your $PATH) - Performs
chmod +x modgit
Install a module:
$ cd /my/project/path
$ modgit init
$ modgit clone <module> <git_repository>
Update a module:
$ modgit update <module>
Update all modules:
$ modgit update-all
Remove a module:
$ modgit remove <module>
Remove all modules:
$ modgit remove-all
List installed modules:
$ modgit list
Include filter:
$ modgit -i lib/ clone elastica git://github.com/ruflin/Elastica.git
Include filter with custom target:
$ modgit -i lib:library clone elastica git://github.com/ruflin/Elastica.git
Exclude filter:
$ modgit -e tests clone atoum https://github.com/mageekguy/atoum
Automatic modman compatibility (parse remote modman file for files and folders mapping):
$ modgit clone magneto-debug https://github.com/madalinoprea/magneto-debug.git
Git options:
$ modgit clone elastica https://github.com/ruflin/Elastica.git --branch gh-pages
- Add dry-run option