Revision as of 18:01, 6 October 2019

Git Stalker

I imagine a sort of 'git stalker' (it could be an online service).

Crawler > ask the link of the git repository and start the session through Git's API (+ further data on the connection, maybe).
Overview (Map) > tree -hJ >> overview.json print the data structure in a file. D3.js use the json to produce a visualization of the structure of the directory. Kinda like the map of the links in 'web stalker': central main folder and then the other folders/files distributed around the main folder and so on recursively.

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 I imagine a sort of 'git stalker' (it could be an online service).
-** Crawler > ask the link of the git repository and start the session through Git's API (+ further data on the connection, maybe).
+* Crawler > ask the link of the git repository and start the session through Git's API (+ further data on the connection, maybe).
-** Overview (Map) >  ''tree -hJ >> overview.json'' print the data structure in a file. D3.js use the json to produce a visualization of the structure of the directory. Kinda like the map of the links in 'web stalker': central main folder and then the other folders/files distributed around the main folder and so on recursively.
+* Overview (Map) >  ''tree -hJ >> overview.json'' print the data structure in a file. D3.js use the json to produce a visualization of the structure of the directory. Kinda like the map of the links in 'web stalker': central main folder and then the other folders/files distributed around the main folder and so on recursively.