Access git repositories from PHP 8.4+, through the git binary or libgit2.

use Gitonomy\Git\Repository;

$repository = new Repository('/path/to/repository');

// The last 5 commits of main that changed src/
foreach ($repository->getLog('main', 'src', limit: 5) as $commit) {
    echo $commit->getShortHash().' '.$commit->getSubjectMessage().PHP_EOL;
}

// The files the last commit changed
foreach ($repository->getHeadCommit()->getDiff()->getFiles() as $file) {
    echo $file->getName().': +'.$file->getAdditions().' -'.$file->getDeletions().PHP_EOL;
}

// Who wrote the first lines of README.md
foreach ($repository->getBlame('main', 'README.md', 1, 3)->getLines() as $line) {
    echo $line->getCommit()->getAuthorName().': '.$line->getContent().PHP_EOL;
}

The documentation is at gitonomy.github.io/gitlib.

• Open a bare repository, a working tree, a linked worktree or a submodule, or create one: init, clone, mirror. See Opening a repository and Creating repositories.
• Read commits, logs, trees, blobs, diffs, blames, branches and tags, as PHP objects.
• Change the working copy: checkout, new branches, merges, and the diffs of what is pending or staged. See Working copy.
• Manage the hooks of a repository: see Hooks.
• Run any other git command: see Running git commands.

Repository runs git through a driver, its last argument:

• CliDriver, the default, runs the git binary, 1.8.4 or later, and needs nothing else;
• LibGit2Driver, experimental, runs libgit2 1.9 in-process, through PHP's FFI extension. It is faster for many small reads in a long-running process, and slower on long histories, like blames: see "Choosing a driver".

use Gitonomy\Git\Driver\Ffi\LibGit2Driver;
use Gitonomy\Git\Repository;

$repository = new Repository('/path/to/repository', driver: new LibGit2Driver());

composer require gitonomy/gitlib

Upgrading from 1.x? Read UPGRADE-2.0.md and the changelog.

• Opening a repository: paths, drivers, errors, git configuration
• Creating repositories
• Revisions
• Commits
• Log
• Trees
• Blobs
• Diffs
• Blame
• Tags and branches
• Branches
• Working copy
• Hooks

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