Repocheck is a CLI tool that helps you gain better insights into your local git repositories. Get quick visibility on essential details like the last commit author, modification dates, and sync status, all at a glance.
Repocheck is a powerful CLI tool designed to enhance your experience with local Git repositories by providing detailed visibility into their state. With Repocheck, you can effortlessly list all Git repositories within a specified directory and gain valuable insights such as:
This tool is incredibly useful for developers who manage multiple repositories and want to keep track of their projects efficiently.
Flexible Filtering: Easily filter repositories by the author of the last commit, last modified date, or synced status.
repocheck --author "Your Name" to show only repositories committed by a specific author.Custom Sorting: Sort your results based on various parameters, including:
You can use commands like repocheck --sort name --reverse to get repositories sorted in your preferred order.
Output Options: Choose how you wish to view the results:
-t flag) allowing you to pipe to other tools such as grep and awk-j flag) for programmatic accessSimply execute the command without arguments to see all repositories in the current directory:
repocheck
You can specify a different directory by providing its path:
repocheck /path/to/your/projects
repocheck -L "<2024-01-01" -S n
repocheck --tsv | cut -f2
Repocheck simplifies the management of Git repositories, making it an indispensable tool for developers who want to improve their workflow and maintain a clear overview of their projects. Whether you are juggling multiple codebases or just want to keep an eye on your latest changes, Repocheck delivers the insights you need at your fingertips.
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