Savepoint Project
The Savepoint Project is a command-line tool designed to automatically commit code changes when tests pass, helping developers save progress after fixing errors. It monitors specified file types and runs a given command, such as a test suite, repeatedly. If the command succeeds, Savepoint creates a git commit, effectively creating a savepoint in the development process.
- ▪Savepoint is a tool that automatically commits code when tests pass.
- ▪It watches files of a specified filetype and runs a user-defined command.
- ▪The tool can be run with options like dry-run, clear screen, and quiet mode.
- ▪When tests fail, Savepoint continues monitoring without committing.
- ▪A demo shows Savepoint failing initially, then committing after the code is fixed.
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Savepoint Project Can't Beat the Boss? Load a Previous Save A command watcher that commits when you fix errors Feel free to poke around the code, I would love feature suggestions! Usage Usage: savepoint [OPTIONS] --filetype <filetype> [COMMAND]... Arguments: [COMMAND]... Command to run (use after -- if your shell requires it) Options: -f, --filetype <filetype> Filename extension to watch (eg rs, js, py, java) -d, --dryrun Don't run git commit when tests pass -c, --clear Clear screen between exections -q, --quiet Don't display test output -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version DEMO savepoint runs the test, and it fails: 🏁 SAVEPOINT: Running command...
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