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Overview

Rodrigo Motta edited this page Aug 12, 2024 · 1 revision

GitNap is a command-line tool designed to simplify and automate the management of your Git repositories. By interacting directly with the APIs of the main versioning platforms, such as GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, GitNap offers an intuitive and efficient interface for performing a variety of tasks.

**How does it work?

GitNap uses the jq and curl tools to communicate with the versioning platforms' APIs. The jq is responsible for processing the JSON responses, extracting the relevant information and formatting the results. The curl is used to make HTTP requests, allowing creation, editing, deletion and other operations on the repositories.

Why Use GitNap?

  • Automation:** Eliminate repetitive tasks and save time.
  • Efficiency:** Perform several operations in a few commands.
  • Consistency:** Ensure your actions are standardized across different repositories.
  • Flexibility:** Adapt GitNap to your specific needs through its configuration.
  • Openness:** GitNap's source code is publicly available, allowing for customization and community contributions.

Key Benefits

  • Quick creation of new repositories:** Set the parameters and GitNap takes care of the rest.
  • Simplified management of existing repositories:** Edit names, descriptions, add collaborators and much more.
  • Integration with other tools:** GitNap can be easily integrated into your existing workflows.
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