module `loghelper.pyrepo_helper`¶

Short summary¶

module pyquickhelper.loghelper.pyrepo_helper

a repository class independent from the repository system (it will be guessed)

Classes¶

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`SourceRepository`	Proposes the same functionality independent from the source chosen repository (GIT or SVN). On Windows, it might …

Methods¶

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`__init__`
`get_last_commit_hash`	Returns the last commit.
`log`	Gets the latest changes operated on a file in a folder or a subfolder.
`ls`	Extracts the content of a location.
`nb_commits`	Returns the number of commits.
`SetGuessedType`	Guesses the repository type given a location and changes a member of the class.
`version`	Gets the latest check in number for a specific path.

Documentation¶

a repository class independent from the repository system (it will be guessed)

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class pyquickhelper.loghelper.pyrepo_helper.SourceRepository(commandline=True)[source]¶

Bases: object

Proposes the same functionality independent from the source chosen repository (GIT or SVN).

On Windows, it might help to install either TortoiseSVN or the GitHub application.

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Parameters: commandline – use command line or a specific module (like pysvn for example)

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SetGuessedType(location)[source]¶

Guesses the repository type given a location and changes a member of the class.

Parameters: location – location
Returns: module to use

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__init__(commandline=True)[source]¶

Parameters: commandline – use command line or a specific module (like pysvn for example)

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get_last_commit_hash(path=None)[source]¶

Returns the last commit.

Parameters: path – path
Returns: last commit

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log(path=None, file_detail=False)[source]¶

Gets the latest changes operated on a file in a folder or a subfolder.

Parameters

path – path to look
file_detail – if True, add impacted files

Returns

list of changes, each change is a list of tuples: (author, change number (int), date (datetime), comment, full hash, link)

The function uses a command line if an error occurred. It uses the xml format:

<logentry revision="161">
    <author>xavier dupre</author>
    <date>2013-03-23T15:02:50.311828Z</date>
    <msg>pyquickhelper: first version</msg>
</logentry>