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blazing fast terminal-ui for git written in rust
features
- fast and intuitive key only control
- context based help (no need to remember any hot-key)
- inspect/commit changes (incl. hooks: commit-msg/post-commit)
- (un)stage files/hunks, revert/reset files/hunk
- stashing (save, apply, drop)
- browse commit log
- scalable ui layout
- async input polling and
- async git API for fluid control
benchmarks
For a RustBerlin meetup presentation I compared lazygit,tig and gitui parsing the entire linux git repository (~900k commits):
lazygit | tig | gitui | |
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time | 57s | 4m 20s | 24s |
mem | 2.6 gb | 1.3 gb | 170 mb |
binary | 16 mb | 600 kb | 1.4 mb |
freezes | yes | soso | no |
crashes | sometimes | no | no |
presentation slides: https://github.com/extrawurst/gitui-presentation
known limitations
- no support for bare repositories
- core.hooksPath config not supported
- revert/reset hunk in working dir (see #11)
motivation
I do most of my git usage in a terminal but I frequently found myself using git UIs for some use cases like: index/commit, diff, stash and log.
Over the last 2 years my go-to GUI tool for this was fork because it was not bloated, snappy and free. Unfortunately the free part will change soon and so I decided to build a fast & simple terminal tool myself to copy the fork features i am using the most.
installation
For the time being this product is considered alpha and not production ready.
Arch Linux
There is an AUR package for gitui
:
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/gitui.git
cd gitui
makepkg -si
Fedora
sudo dnf install gitui
homebrew (macos)
brew install extrawurst/tap/gitui
release binaries
see releases
install from source
requirements
install rust
/cargo
: https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install
min rust version: 1.42
cargo install
the simplest way to start playing around with gitui
is to have cargo
build/install it:
cargo install gitui
diagnostics
to enable logging:
gitui -l
this will log to:
$HOME/Library/Caches/gitui/gitui.log
(mac)$XDG_CACHE_HOME/gitui/gitui.log
(linux usingXDG
)$HOME/.cache/gitui/gitui.log
(linux)
color theme
In general gitui
should automatically work on dark
and light
terminal themes.
However you can customize everything to your liking: see THEMES.md
inspiration
- https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit
- https://github.com/jonas/tig
- https://github.com/git-up/GitUp (would be nice to comeup with a way to have the map view available in a terminal tool)