Kumi
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Introduce the initial project structure for gitcloak, a Python-based private frontend for GitHub repositories. Key changes include: - Added .gitignore to exclude virtual environment, bytecode files, and cache directories. - Added LICENSE file using the MIT License. - Created a basic `pyproject.toml` with project metadata and dependencies. - Implemented Flask-based application to render repository structure and file contents. - Added `Git` class to handle interactions with remote GitHub repositories using Dulwich and requests. - Included HTML template for displaying repo content. - Created sample `test.py` for testing Git class methods. This setup enables foundational project functionality and establishes a clear structure for further development.
11 lines
363 B
Python
11 lines
363 B
Python
from gitcloak.classes.git import Git
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repo = "https://github.com/privatecoffee/transfer.coffee"
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git = Git(repo)
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print(git.get_directory_structure())
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file_path = "public/dist/js/webtorrent.LICENSE"
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content = git.get_file_content(file_path)
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print(f"Type of content: {type(content)}")
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content = content.decode('utf-8')
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print(f"\nContent of {file_path}:\n{content}") |