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| − | Wit is a Ruby/eRuby web interface to git. | + | [http://github.com/dchokola/Wit Wit] is a Ruby/eRuby web interface to git. |
Wit provides: | Wit provides: | ||
| − | * more powerful configuration; see the [http:// | + | * more powerful configuration; see the [http://github.com/dchokola/Wit/blob/master/config.yaml.example easy-to-use YAML configuration] |
* easy YAML configuration (no mucking around in Perl!) | * easy YAML configuration (no mucking around in Perl!) | ||
| − | * highly customizable; CSS styles are configurable and [http:// | + | * highly customizable; CSS styles are configurable and [http://github.com/dchokola/Wit/blob/master/index.rhtml very elegant eRuby templates] make creating completely custom pages easy. |
* clean code | * clean code | ||
** no more running through 4000+ lines of obfuscated Perl, there's only a few hundred lines of Wit code anyway | ** no more running through 4000+ lines of obfuscated Perl, there's only a few hundred lines of Wit code anyway | ||
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** redundant summary and shortlog views are combined | ** redundant summary and shortlog views are combined | ||
** commit and diff views are combined | ** commit and diff views are combined | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:26, 26 February 2010
Wit is a Ruby/eRuby web interface to git.
Wit provides:
- more powerful configuration; see the easy-to-use YAML configuration
- easy YAML configuration (no mucking around in Perl!)
- highly customizable; CSS styles are configurable and very elegant eRuby templates make creating completely custom pages easy.
- clean code
- no more running through 4000+ lines of obfuscated Perl, there's only a few hundred lines of Wit code anyway
- elegantly object-oriented with Ruby and split into multiple files so your eyes won't bleed and your webserver will love you
- focus on getting information to you quicker without redundancy
- last commit is linked right on the index page
- redundant summary and shortlog views are combined
- commit and diff views are combined
