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The `git.js` project I mention in the post seems to be heading that direction. It's only a few months old so it's missing some important features, but it looks
by swanson 15y ago
The `git.js` project I mention in the post seems to be heading that direction. It's only a few months old so it's missing some important features, but it looks to be on the right track and works with any repo.
- justincormack 15y agoI saw that but I meant a higher level http api, easy to use from javascript, like this github API sort of is. Something you could use with much less code than the git http transport. It is gret to implement the existing api but it is not an optimal api from the use case of a javascript client.