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Informations about the package git

Git

A featherweight PHP class for calling git commands on your web server.

Requirements

Installation

Before getting started, you must ensure you change PHP's working directory to the root of your Git repository using chdir():

This package also assumes that Git has been installed and is available in your systems PATH, so it can be called globally.

Usage

Create a new Git instance, and set the remote you want to work with:

Available Commands

Pull

Returns true or false.

Fetch

Returns true or false.

Reset

Returns true or false.

Note: A hard reset will always be performed by default unless specified otherwise.

Remotes

Get

Returns an array of remote URLs (empty array on failure):

Get All

Returns an array of remotes, with their URLs (empty array on failure):

Add

Returns true or false.

Set URL

Returns true or false.

Remove

Returns true or false.

Tags

Get All

Returns an array of tags (empty array on failure):

Get Current

Returns the current repository's tag (false on failure).

Get Latest

Returns the current repository's latest (false on failure).

Get Next

Returns the current repository's tag that is directly after the given (false on failure).

Get Previous

Commits

Get All

Returns an array of commits (empty array on failure):

Get Between

Shorthand for the above method.

Testing

Git uses the PHP package TitasGailius/terminal for running all commands. This means you can utilize it's testing framework for executing all Git commands:

All versions of git with dependencies

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Requires php Version ^7.3|^8.0
titasgailius/terminal Version ^1.0
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