[9fans] Gitfiles - fake acme filesystem for Git

[marius eriksen <marius@monkey.org>]

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Now that there seems to be more git usage in the 9fans community, I figured I’d share a little hack that I’ve been using for a long time. Gitfiles is like Netfiles, but for Git. It’s very useful to browse historical content of Git repositories, especially when inspecting diffs and histories.

It’s at https://github.com/mariusae/gitfiles <https://github.com/mariusae/gitfiles>. A simple ‘mk install’ should do.

From the README:

Gitfiles provides support for browsing Git repositories inside Acme.

It works like, and is based on, Netfiles[1]. Gitfiles presents read-only
access to a fake filesystem of files stored in Git. Gitfiles accepts paths
of the form

	/path/to/repo@tree-ish/repository/path

Where /path/to/repo is a valid Git repository, and tree-ish is a valid
tree, commit or tag object name.

I’ve also attached a few screenshots of Gitfiles in action. In the first, I’m just browsing a git log; in the second I’ve B3’d the SHA1 of the third commit; in the third, I’ve B3’d a historical file path from that diff.

Cheers, and enjoy.

-m.




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