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var nodegit = require('../');
var path = require('path');
var Promise = require('nodegit-promise');
var promisify = require('promisify-node');
var fse = promisify(require('fs-extra'));
fse.ensureDir = promisify(fse.ensureDir);
var ourFileName = 'ourNewFile.txt';
var ourFileContent = 'I like Toll Roads. I have an EZ-Pass!';
var ourBranchName = "ours";
var theirFileName = 'theirNewFile.txt';
var theirFileContent = "I'm skeptical about Toll Roads";
var theirBranchName = "theirs";
var repoDir = '../../newRepo';
var repository;
var ourCommit;
var theirCommit;
var ourBranch;
var theirBranch;
var ourSignature = nodegit.Signature.create("Ron Paul", "RonPaul@TollRoadsRBest.info", 123456789, 60);
var theirSignature = nodegit.Signature.create("Greg Abbott", "Gregggg@IllTollYourFace.us", 123456789, 60);
// Create a new repository in a clean directory, and add our first file
fse.remove(path.resolve(__dirname, repoDir))
.then(function() {
return fse.ensureDir(path.resolve(__dirname, repoDir));
})
.then(function() {
return nodegit.Repository.init(path.resolve(__dirname, repoDir), 0);
})
.then(function(repo) {
repository = repo;
return fse.writeFile(path.join(repository.workdir(), ourFileName), ourFileContent);
})
// Load up the repository index and make our initial commit to HEAD
.then(function() {
return repository.openIndex();
})
.then(function(index) {
index.read(1);
index.addByPath(ourFileName);
index.write()
return index.writeTree();
})
.then(function(oid) {
return repository.createCommit('HEAD', ourSignature, ourSignature, 'we made a commit', oid, []);
})
// Get commit object from the oid, and create our new branches at that position
.then(function(commitOid) {
return repository.getCommit(commitOid).then(function(commit) {
ourCommit = commit;
}).then(function() {
return repository.createBranch(ourBranchName, commitOid).then(function(branch) {
ourBranch = branch;
return repository.createBranch(theirBranchName, commitOid);
});
});
})
// Create a new file, stage it and commit it to our second branch
.then(function(branch) {
theirBranch = branch;
return fse.writeFile(path.join(repository.workdir(), theirFileName), theirFileContent);
})
.then(function() {
return repository.openIndex();
})
.then(function(index) {
index.read(1);
index.addByPath(theirFileName);
index.write()
return index.writeTree();
})
.then(function(oid) {
// You don't have to change head to make a commit to a different branch.
return repository.createCommit(theirBranch.name(), theirSignature, theirSignature, 'they made a commit', oid, [ourCommit]);
})
.then(function(commitOid) {
return repository.getCommit(commitOid).then(function(commit) {
theirCommit = commit;
});
})
// Merge the two commits
.then(function() {
return nodegit.Merge.commits(repository, ourCommit, theirCommit);
})
// Merging returns an index that isn't backed by the repository.
// You have to manually check for merge conflicts. If there are none
// you just have to write the index. You do have to write it to
// the repository instead of just writing it.
.then(function(index) {
if (!index.hasConflicts()) {
index.write()
return index.writeTreeTo(repository);
}
})
// Create our merge commit back on our branch
.then(function(oid) {
return repository.createCommit(ourBranch.name(), ourSignature, ourSignature, 'we merged their commit', oid, [ourCommit, theirCommit]);
})
.done(function(commitId) {
// We never changed the HEAD after the initial commit; it should still be the same as master.
console.log('New Commit: ', commitId);
});