Gitable

Addressable::URI for Git.

Works with any valid Git URI, because Addressable doesn’t.

Example!?

require 'gitable/uri'
uri = Gitable::URI.parse('[email protected]:martinemde/gitable.git')

uri.path   # => 'martinemde/gitable.git'
uri.user   # => 'git'
uri.host   # => 'github.com'

# Maintain the same url format.
uri.to_s   # => '[email protected]:martinemde/gitable.git'

# If it can't guess the name, you named your repository wrong.
uri.project_name   # => 'gitable'

# Inherited from Addressable::URI
uri.kind_of?(Addressable::URI)   # => true

heuristic_parse

You can use Gitable::URI.heuristic_parse to take user input.

Currently this supports the mistake of copying the url bar instead of the git uri for a few of the popular git webhosts. It also runs through Addressable’s heuristic_parse so it will correct some poorly typed URIs.

uri = Gitable::URI.heuristic_parse('http://github.com:martinemde/gitable')
uri.to_s   # => 'git://github.com/martinemde/gitable.git'

heuristic_parse is currently very limited. If the url doesn’t end in .git, it switches http:// to git:// and adds .git to the basename. This works fine for github.com and gitorious.org but will happily screw up other URIs.

That’s it?

Yep. What else did you expect? (let me know or write a patch)

Copyright © 2010 Martin Emde. See LICENSE for details.