The goal of Gitify is to provide a two-way sync of data typically stored in the MODX database, making it versionable with Git. To do this, it creates a representation of MODX objects in files. These files follow a certain human and machine friendly format, built from a block of YAML, followed by a separator, and then the main content (if there's a specific content field) below that.
The project configuration, which determines what data is written to file and build to the database, is stored in a .gitify file in the project root.
$ git clone https://github.com/modmore/Gitify.git Gitify
$ cd Gitify
$ composer install
$ chmod +x GitifyPlease see the Installation wiki for more details.
Check the Wiki! It contains information about the available commands and the way you would go about setting up a suitable workflow.
Please feel free to contribute to the wiki by editing existing pages, or adding new pages with extra information not covered elsewhere yet.
Gitify adheres to semver. As we are before v1 right now, expect breaking changes and refactorings before the API stabilises.
For changes, please see the commit log or the Changelog.
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