Imperium is an indigenous Version Control System(like git) written in C++, absolutely from scratch. It is mostly a logical approach to filesystem manipulation to emulate the basic functionalities of git. This is a project I made during Ten Days of Code, organised by The GNU/Linux User's Group, NIT Durgapur(@lugnitdgp). You can check their Repo here.
Clone the project:
git clone https://github.com/mitraditya/TDoC-Imperium.gitRun the following command:
cd scripts && ./build.sh
build.sh makes the project and creates an imperium folder in the $HOME folder. This folder will contain the compiled C++ file that is executed everytime an imperium command is called. The imperium.sh file is also copy pasted over to the folder for convenience. After the files are copied, the imperium.sh file is sourced to the ~/.bashrc file so that its functions can be called from any directory.
Create or move to an existing directory and type imperium init to initialize an imperium repository. Now you can play around with the commands listed below
imperium add [file/directory/.]
imperium commit "[message]"
imperium log
imperium checkout [hash]
imperium status
imperium revert [hash]
imperium resolve
imperium stash
imperium stash apply
imperium rm --cached [file/directory/.]
imperium rm -r [directory]
imperium rm [file]- Fork the repository.
- Improve current program by:
- Improving functionality.
- Adding new feature.
- Push your work in a new branch and Create a Pull Request.