cmap

A micro version control system written in C++ and designed for tracking changes in files and managing project versions efficiently.

Features • Usage • Installing • Dependencies

Features

• Initialization of a repository similar to git
• Adding files to the list of tracked files
• Committing to save the current state of your tracked files
• Viewing the status of the repository (including modified, deleted, and untracked files)
• Viewing logs (including hash, commit message, datetime, and committer information)

Usage

cmap h/help

First, you need to set the user settings

cmap config "username" "email" --user-config

Initialize the repository

cmap i/init

Add files to the tracked files with the command

cmap add "filename"

To remove an accidentally included file, use the command

cmap add "filename" --rm

To check the tracked, deleted, or modified files, use the command

cmap status

This command rolls back the specified commit identified by the provided hash

cmap u/undo "hash"

To create your first commit, type

cmap commit "message"

Show commit list (including hash, commit message, datetime, and committer information)

cmap log

Installing

Clone the repository

git clone --recursive https://github.com/xastrix/cmap.git

Generate VS project by premake5

cd cmap && premake5 vs20xx

Launch cmap.sln (Visual Studio Solution File) and compile project by pressing CTRL+Shift+B

Requirements

• Visual Studio
• Windows SDK
• premake

Dependencies

jsoncpp