RepoRover

RepoRover is a CLI tool for managing multiple repositories through group-focused operations, providing commands to initialize groups, add or remove repositories, perform bulk updates, and customize configurations.

Features

• Group Management: Organize repositories into groups for collective operations.
• Bulk Operations: Execute commands like status, pull, and sync across all repositories in a group.
• Customization: Set global and group-specific configurations.
• Templates: Use templates to quickly set up new groups with predefined settings.
• Aliases: Create shortcuts for frequently used commands.

Installation

To install RepoRover, you can use pip:

<install command(s)>

Quick Start

1. Initialize a New Group

Create a new group to organize your repositories:

rover group init <group name>

2. Add Repositories to the Group

Add repositories by providing their URLs or local paths:

rover group add <group name> https://github.com/user/repo1.git ~/projects/repo2

3. View Group Details

List all repositories within a group:

rover group show <group name>

4. Pull Updates for All Repositories

Update all repositories in the group:

rover group pull <group name>

5. Check the Status of Repositories

Get the status of all repositories in the group:

rover group status <group name>

6. Execute a Command Across the Group

Run a custom command on all repositories:

rover group exec <group name> -- "git fetch --all"

Examples

• Sync Repositories to a Branch:

  rover group sync <group name> --branch develop

• Analyze Commits Since a Date:

  rover group analyze commits <group name> --since="2023-01-01"

• Remove a Repository from a Group:

  rover group remove <group name> repo-name

• Set a Group-Specific Configuration:

  rover group config set <group name> default-branch develop

License

RepoRover is released under the MIT License.