Reapo

Linux repository manager built with native web components & standards

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Reapo compliments VS Code and has a matching theme: Abyski

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Functions

Header

The 5 main functions in the header, some have a hotkey, going left to right are:

1 - Refresh repos ( Ctrl+R )

2 - Order By Date (latest modified project would be at the top) or Alphabetically

3 - Filter projects from view ( Ctrl+F )

4 - Search all projects for a particular string ( Ctrl+S )

• 4a - choose a result to open that project in VS Code to that particular file the string was found in

5 - Settings / Menu ( Ctrl+N )

• 5a - Add your main repo directory where all your projects you want included live
• 5b - Create a New project, Salesforce project or git clone by adding git url
• 5c - Any way you choose to create a new project, it will auto open project in VS Code

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Detail view

When you select a project you'll see a detail screen

Here you could run commands in terminal-like view or via shortcut icons, left to right, which include:

• Open in VS Code ( </> icon )
• Open git repo in browser
• List contents
• Open project in your OS file manager
• Open in your OS's terminal
• Clear the terminal like view
  • Can also type clear in the input as you would a normal terminal
• Open a project's Salesforce org
• Quickly run git status
• Quickly view the projects README (below under "Readme Example" is a screenshot )
• Archive and backup repos
  • ignores /node_modules, /dist, /out by default
  • offers to delete repo after backup
• Delete repo
  • Will confirm prior to actually moving to your trash

[*] Any command with output, like list contents, goes in the terminal like view, with project name & date time stamp, which you can go back to, copy, etc

Readme Example

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Potential Issues

MacOS

This isn't currently being built for MacOS however it would be fairly straitforward for someone to do so leaving this here from VS Code docs:

The 'Open in VS Code' feature expects code to be a cli command but VS Code docs state users on macOS must first run a command (Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH) to add VS Code executable to the PATH environment variable. Read the macOS setup guide for help.'

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Develop Reapo

Clone

git clone https://github.com/jsmithdev/reapo.git && cd reapo

Install

npm i

Start it

npm run start

Start it (with dev tools)

npm run start:dev

Build it

npm run build:linux

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Made with 💙 by Jamie Smith