Client library and CLI to handle Git repositories on Codeplane.


Install
gem install codeplane -v 0.1.0

Documentation

Codeplane

Client library and CLI to handle Git repositories on Codeplane. For more about Codeplane see codeplane.com.

Installation

gem install codeplane

Usage

Ruby wrapper

First, you'll need to set up your username and API key. You can discover this information by accessing your account at codeplane.com/account.

Codeplane.configure do |config|
  config.username = "john"
  config.api_key = "d09513d5bab641f7ff0b"
end

Then you can simply instantiate a new Codeplane::Client object.

cp = Codeplane::Client.new

Repositories

List repositories you have access:

cp.repositories.all

Create new repository:

myrepo = cp.repositories.build(:name => "myrepo")
myrepo.save

# or

myrepo = cp.repositories.create(:name => "myrepo")

Destroy a repository created by you:

myrepo.destroy if myrepo.mine?

SSH public keys

List SSH public keys:

cp.public_keys.all

Add a new public key:

mykey = cp.public_keys.build(:name => "Macbook")
mykey.save

# or

mykey = cp.public_keys.create(:name => "Macbook")

Destroy a public key:

mykey.destroy

Collaborators

List collaborators:

users = myrepo.collaborators.all

Invite new collaborators:

myrepo.collaborators.invite("john@doe.com")

Revoke permissions on a repository:

myrepo.collaborators.remove(users.first.email)

Command-line

The codeplane gem also comes with a command line.

$ codeplane help

You can use it to manage repositories, SSH public keys and collaborators.

First, you have to set up your credentials. Just run codeplane setup and follow the on-screen instructions.

Repositories

# List repositories
$ codeplane repo
some-repo     => git@codeplane.com:john/some-repo.git
server-confs  => git@codeplane.com:john/server-confs.git
app           => git@codeplane.com:mary/server-confs.git

# Show info about repository
$ codeplane repo:info some-repo
Name: some-repo
Git url: git@codeplane.com:john/some-repo.git
Usage: 1.5MB

# Create a new repository called `my-new-repo`
$ codeplane repo:add my-new-repo
Your clone uri is git@codeplane.com:john/my-new-repo.git
Give it some time before cloning it.

# Remove the `my-new-repo` repository
$ codeplane repo:remove my-new-repo
$ codeplane repo:remove test
Do you want to continue? (yes/no): yes
The repository 'my-new-repo' has been removed

SSH Public Keys

# List all public keys
$ codeplane auth
example.com    # ba:b2:51:45:68:68:d8:2c:11:02:c8:0c:6b:07:3c:00

# Add a new public key (~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub) named "Macbook"
$ codeplane auth:add Macbook ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
Your SSH public key 'Macbook' was added

# Remove a public key. You need to provide the id
# returned by `codeplane ssh`.
$ codeplane auth:remove Macbook
The SSH key 'Macbook' has been removed

Collaborators

# List all collaborators on a given repository
$ codeplane user some-repo
Mary Doe    # mary@doe.com
Tim Doe     # time@doe.com

# Add new collaborator
$ codeplane user:add some-repo paul@doe.com
We sent an invitation to paul@doe.com

# Remove collaborator
$ codeplane user:add some-repo paul@doe.com
We revoked paul@doe.com permissions on 'some-repo'

Maintainer

License

(The MIT License)

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