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David Doblas Jiménez | 55b2c17913 |
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- init: Create new .ugit directory
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The 'ugit init' command creates a new empty repository.
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Git stores all repository data locally, in a subdirectory called ".git", so upon
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initialization we'll create one.
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I named the directory ".ugit" rather than ".git" so that it doesn't clash with
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Git, but the idea is the same.
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To implement 'init', we could have just called os.makedirs from cli.py, but I
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want to have some separation between different logical parts of the code:
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+ cli.py - In charge of parsing and processing user input.
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+ data.py - Manages the data in .ugit directory. Here will be the code that
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actually touches files on disk.
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This separation will be useful as the code will get larger.
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import argparse
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from pathlib import Path
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from . import data
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def main():
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def init(args):
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print("Hello, World!")
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data.init()
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print(f"Initialized empty ugit repository in {Path.cwd()}/{data.GIT_DIR}")
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from pathlib import Path
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GIT_DIR = ".ugit"
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def init():
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Path.mkdir(GIT_DIR)
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