--- *mini.git* Git integration

--- *MiniGit*

---

--- MIT License Copyright (c) 2024 Evgeni Chasnovski

---

--- ==============================================================================

---

--- Features:

---

--- - Automated tracking of Git related data: root path, status, HEAD, etc.

--- Exposes buffer-local variables for convenient use in statusline.

--- See |MiniGit.enable()| and |MiniGit.get_buf_data()| for more information.

---

--- - |:Git| command for executing any `git` call inside file's repository root with

--- deeper current instance integration (show output as notification/buffer,

--- use to edit commit messages, etc.).

---

--- - Helper functions to inspect Git history:

--- - |MiniGit.show_range_history()| shows how certain line range evolved.

--- - |MiniGit.show_diff_source()| shows file state as it was at diff entry.

--- - |MiniGit.show_at_cursor()| shows Git related data depending on context.

---

--- What it doesn't do:

---

--- - Replace fully featured Git client. Rule of thumb: if feature does not rely

--- on a state of current Neovim (opened buffers, etc.), it is out of scope.

--- For more functionality, use either |MiniDiff| or fully featured Git client.

---

--- Sources with more details:

--- - |:Git|

--- - |MiniGit-examples|

--- - |MiniGit.enable()|

--- - |MiniGit.get_buf_data()|

---

--- # Setup ~

---

--- This module needs a setup with `require('mini.git').setup({})` (replace `{}` with

--- your `config` table). It will create global Lua table `MiniGit` which you can use

--- for scripting or manually (with `:lua MiniGit.*`).

---

--- See |MiniGit.config| for `config` structure and default values.

---

--- # Comparisons ~

---

--- - 'tpope/vim-fugitive':

--- - Mostly a dedicated Git client, while this module is not (by design).

--- - Provides buffer-local Git data only through fixed statusline component,

--- while this module has richer data in the form of a Lua table.

--- - Both provide |:Git| command with 'vim-fugitive' treating some cases

--- extra specially (like `:Git blame`, etc.), while this module mostly

--- treats all cases the same. See |MiniGit-examples| for how they can be

--- manually customized.

--- Also this module provides slightly different (usually richer)

--- completion suggestions.

---

--- - 'NeogitOrg/neogit':

--- - Similar to 'tpope/vim-fugitive', but without `:Git` command.

---

--- - 'lewis6991/gitsigns.nvim':

--- - Provides buffer-local Git data with emphasis on granular diff status,

--- while this module is more oriented towards repository and file level

--- data (root, HEAD, file status, etc.). Use |MiniDiff| for diff tracking.

---

--- # Disabling ~

---

--- To prevent buffer(s) from being tracked, set `vim.g.minigit_disable` (globally)

--- or `vim.b.minigit_disable` (for a buffer) to `true`. Considering high number of

--- different scenarios and customization intentions, writing exact rules for

--- disabling module's functionality is left to user.

--- See |mini.nvim-disabling-recipes| for common recipes.

--- # Statusline component ~

---

--- Tracked buffer data can be used in statusline via `vim.b.minigit_summary_string`

--- buffer-local variable. It is expected to be used as is. To show another info,

--- tweak buffer-local variable directly inside `MiniGitUpdated` `User` event: >lua

---

--- -- Use only HEAD name as summary string

--- local format_summary = function(data)

--- -- Utilize buffer-local table summary

--- local summary = vim.b[data.buf].minigit_summary

--- vim.b[data.buf].minigit_summary_string = summary.head_name or ''

--- end

---

--- local au_opts = { pattern = 'MiniGitUpdated', callback = format_summary }

--- vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('User', au_opts)

--- <

--- # Tweaking command output ~

---

--- Buffer output of |:Git| command can be tweaked inside autocommand for

--- `MiniGitCommandSplit` `User` event (see |MiniGit-command-events|).

--- For example, to make `:vertical Git blame -- %` align blame output with the

--- current window state, use the following code: >lua

---

--- local align_blame = function(au_data)

--- if au_data.data.git_subcommand ~= 'blame' then return end

---

--- -- Align blame output with source

--- local win_src = au_data.data.win_source

--- vim.wo.wrap = false

--- vim.fn.winrestview({ topline = vim.fn.line('w0', win_src) })

--- vim.api.nvim_win_set_cursor(0, { vim.fn.line('.', win_src), 0 })

---

--- -- Bind both windows so that they scroll together

--- vim.wo[win_src].scrollbind, vim.wo.scrollbind = true, true

--- end

---

--- local au_opts = { pattern = 'MiniGitCommandSplit', callback = align_blame }

--- vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd('User', au_opts)

--- <

--- # History navigation ~

---

--- Function |MiniGit.show_at_cursor()| is specifically exported to make Git

--- history navigation easier. Here are some different ways it can be used:

---

--- - Call inside buffer for already committed file to show the evolution of

--- the current line (or visually selected range) through history.

--- It is essentially a `:Git log HEAD` with proper `-L` flag.

--- This also works inside output of |MiniGit.show_diff_source()|.

---

--- - Call with cursor on commit hash to inspect that commit in full.

--- This is usually helpful in the output of `:Git log`.

---

--- - Call with cursor inside diff entry to inspect its file in the state how it

--- was at certain commit. By default it shows state after commit, unless cursor

--- is on the "deleted" line (i.e. line starting with "-") in which case

--- state before commit is shown.

---

--- This workflow can be made more interactive when used with mapping, like this: >lua

---

--- local rhs = '<Cmd>lua MiniGit.show_at_cursor()<CR>'

--- vim.keymap.set({ 'n', 'x' }, '<Leader>gs', rhs, { desc = 'Show at cursor' })

--- <

---@tag MiniGit-examples

--- The `:Git` user command runs `git` CLI call with extra integration for currently

--- opened Neovim process:

--- - Command is executed inside repository root of the currently active file

--- (or |current-directory| if file is not tracked by this module).

---

--- - Command output is shown either in dedicated buffer in window split or as

--- notification via |vim.notify()|. Which method is used depends on whether

--- particular Git subcommand is supposed to show data for user to inspect

--- (like `log`, `status`, etc.) or not (like `commit`, `push`, etc.). This is

--- determined automatically based on the data Git itself provides.

--- Split window is made current after command execution.

---

--- Use split-related |command-modifiers| (|:vertical|, |:horizontal|, or |:tab|)

--- to force output in a particular type of split. Default split direction is

--- controlled by `command.split` in |MiniGit.config|.

---

--- Use |:silent| command modifier to not show any output.

---

--- Errors and warnings are always shown as notifications.

---

--- See |MiniGit-examples| for the example of tweaking command output.

---

--- - Editor for tasks that require interactive user input (like `:Git commit` or

--- `:Git rebase --interactive`) is opened inside current session in a separate

--- split. Make modifications as in regular buffer, |:write| changes followed by

--- |:close| / |:quit| for Git CLI command to resume.

---

--- Examples of usage:

--- - `:Git log --oneline` - show compact log of current repository.

--- - `:vert Git blame -- %` - show latest commits per line in vertical split.

--- - `:Git help rebase` - show help page for `rebase` subcommand.

--- - `:Git -C <cwd> status` - execute `git status` inside |current-directory|.

---

--- There is also a context aware completion which can be invoked with `<Tab>`:

--- - If completed word starts with "-", options for the current Git subcommand

--- are shown. Like completion at `:Git log -` will suggest `-L`, `--oneline`, etc.

--- - If there is an explicit " -- " to the cursor's left, incremental path

--- suggestions will be shown.

--- - If there is no recognized Git subcommand yet, show list of subcommands.

--- Otherwise for some common subcommands list of its targets will be suggested:

--- like for `:Git branch` it will be list of branches, etc.

---

--- Notes:

--- - Paths are always treated as relative to command's execution directory

--- (file's repository root or |current-directory| if absent).

--- - Don't use quotes for entries containing space, escape it with `\` directly.

--- Like `:Git commit -m Hello\ world` and not `:Git commit -m 'Hello world'`

--- (which treats `'Hello` and `world'` as separate arguments).

---

--- *MiniGit-command-events*

--- There are several `User` events triggered during command execution:

---

--- - `MiniGitCommandDone` - after command is done executing. For Lua callbacks it

--- provides a special `data` table with the following fields:

--- - <cmd_input> `(table)` - structured data about executed command.

--- Has same structure as Lua function input in |nvim_create_user_command()|.

--- - <cwd> `(string)` - directory path inside which Git command was executed.

--- - `<exit_code>` `(number)` - exit code of CLI process.

--- - `<git_command>` `(table)` - array with arguments of full executed command.

--- - `<git_subcommand>` `(string)` - detected Git subcommand (like "log", etc.).

--- - `<stderr>` `(string)` - `stderr` process output.

--- - `<stdout>` `(string)` - `stdout` process output.

---

--- - `MiniGitCommandSplit` - after command showed its output in a split. Triggered

--- after `MiniGitCommandDone` and provides similar `data` table with extra fields:

--- - `<win_source>` `(number)` - window identifier of "source" window (current at

--- the moment before command execution).

--- - `<win_stdout>` `(number)` - window identifier of command output.

---@tag MiniGit-command

---@tag :Git

---@alias __git_buf_id number Target buffer identifier. Default: 0 for current buffer.

---@alias __git_split_field <split> `(string)` - split direction. One of "horizontal", "vertical",

--- "tab", or "auto" (default). Value "auto" uses |:vertical| if only 'mini.git'

--- buffers are shown in the tabpage and |:tab| otherwise.

---@diagnostic disable:undefined-field

---@diagnostic disable:discard-returns

---@diagnostic disable:unused-local

---@diagnostic disable:cast-local-type

---@diagnostic disable:undefined-doc-name

---@diagnostic disable:luadoc-miss-type-name

-- Module definition ==========================================================

local MiniGit = {}

local H = {}

--- Module setup

---

--- Besides general side effects (see |mini.nvim|), it also:

--- - Sets up auto enabling in every normal buffer for an actual file on disk.

--- - Creates |:Git| command.

---

---@param config table|nil Module config table. See |MiniGit.config|.

---

---@usage >lua

--- require('mini.git').setup() -- use default config

--- -- OR

--- require('mini.git').setup({}) -- replace {} with your config table

--- <

MiniGit.setup = function(config)

-- Export module

_G.MiniGit = MiniGit

-- Setup config

config = H.setup_config(config)

-- Apply config

H.apply_config(config)

-- Ensure proper Git executable

local exec = config.job.git_executable

H.has_git = vim.fn.executable(exec) == 1

if not H.has_git then H.notify('There is no `' .. exec .. '` executable', 'WARN') end

-- Define behavior

H.create_autocommands()

for _, buf_id in ipairs(vim.api.nvim_list_bufs()) do

H.auto_enable({ buf = buf_id })

end

-- Create user commands

H.create_user_commands()

end

--stylua: ignore

--- Module config

---

--- Default values:

---@eval return MiniDoc.afterlines_to_code(MiniDoc.current.eval_section)

---@text # Job ~

---

--- `config.job` contains options for customizing CLI executions.

---

--- `job.git_executable` defines a full path to Git executable. Default: "git".

---

--- `job.timeout` is a duration (in ms) from job start until it is forced to stop.

--- Default: 30000.

---

--- # Command ~

---

--- `config.command` contains options for customizing |:Git| command.

---

--- `command.split` defines default split direction for |:Git| command output. Can be

--- one of "horizontal", "vertical", "tab", or "auto". Value "auto" uses |:vertical|

--- if only 'mini.git' buffers are shown in the tabpage and |:tab| otherwise.

--- Default: "auto".

MiniGit.config = {

-- General CLI execution

job = {

-- Path to Git executable

git_executable = 'git',

-- Timeout (in ms) for each job before force quit

timeout = 30000,

},

-- Options for `:Git` command

command = {

-- Default split direction

split = 'auto',

},

}

--minidoc_afterlines_end

--- Show Git related data at cursor

---

--- - If there is a commit-like |<cword>|, show it in split with `git show`.

--- - If possible, show diff source via |MiniGit.show_diff_source()|.

--- - If possible, show range history via |MiniGit.show_range_history()|.

--- - Otherwise throw an error.

---

---@param opts table|nil Options. Possible values:

--- - __git_split_field

--- - Fields appropriate for forwarding to other functions.

MiniGit.show_at_cursor = function(opts)

local exec = MiniGit.config.job.git_executable

local cwd = H.get_git_cwd()

-- Try showing commit at cursor

local cword = vim.fn.expand('<cword>')

local is_commit = string.find(cword, '^%x%x%x%x%x%x%x+$') ~= nil and string.lower(cword) == cword

if is_commit then

local split = H.normalize_split_opt((opts or {}).split or 'auto', 'opts.split')

local args = { 'show', cword }

local lines = H.git_cli_output(args, cwd)

if #lines == 0 then return H.notify('Can not show commit ' .. cword, 'WARN') end

H.show_in_split(split, lines, 'show', table.concat(args, ' '))

vim.bo.filetype = 'git'

return

end

-- Try showing diff source

if H.diff_pos_to_source() ~= nil then return MiniGit.show_diff_source(opts) end

-- Try showing range history if possible: either in Git repo (tracked or not)

-- or diff source output.

local buf_id, path = vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf(), vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(0)

local is_in_git = H.is_buf_enabled(buf_id)

or #H.git_cli_output({ 'rev-parse', '--show-toplevel' }, vim.fn.fnamemodify(path, ':h')) > 0

local is_diff_source_output = H.parse_diff_source_buf_name(path) ~= nil

if is_in_git or is_diff_source_output then return MiniGit.show_range_history(opts) end

H.notify('Nothing Git-related to show at cursor', 'WARN')

end

--- Show diff source

---

--- When buffer contains text formatted as unified patch (like after

--- `:Git log --patch`, `:Git diff`, or |MiniGit.show_range_history()|),

--- show state of the file at the particular state. Target commit/state, path,

--- and line number are deduced from cursor position.

---

--- Notes:

--- - Needs |current-directory| to be the Git root for relative paths to work.

--- - Needs cursor to be inside hunk lines or on "---" / "+++" lines with paths.

--- - Only basic forms of `:Git diff` output is supported: `:Git diff`,

--- `:Git diff --cached`, and `:Git diff <commit>`.

---

---@param opts table|nil Options. Possible values:

--- - __git_split_field

--- - <target> `(string)` - which file state to show. One of "before", "after",

--- "both" (both states in vertical split), "auto" (default). Value "auto"

--- shows "before" state if cursor line starts with "-", otherwise - "after".

MiniGit.show_diff_source = function(opts)

opts = vim.tbl_deep_extend('force', { split = 'auto', target = 'auto' }, opts or {})

local split = H.normalize_split_opt(opts.split, 'opts.split')

local target = opts.target

if not (target == 'auto' or target == 'before' or target == 'after' or target == 'both') then

H.error('`opts.target` should be one of "auto", "before", "after", "both".')

end

local src = H.diff_pos_to_source()

if src == nil then

return H.notify('Could not find diff source. Ensure that cursor is inside a valid diff lines of git log.', 'WARN')

end

if target == 'auto' then target = src.init_prefix == '-' and 'before' or 'after' end

local cwd = H.get_git_cwd()

local show = function(commit, path, mods)

local is_worktree, args, lines = commit == true, nil, nil

if is_worktree then

args, lines = { 'edit', vim.fn.fnameescape(path) }, vim.fn.readfile(path)

else

args = { 'show', commit .. ':' .. path }

lines = H.git_cli_output(args, cwd)

end

if #lines == 0 and not is_worktree then

return H.notify('Can not show ' .. path .. 'at commit ' .. commit, 'WARN')

end

H.show_in_split(mods, lines, 'show', table.concat(args, ' '))

end

local has_before_shown = false

if target ~= 'after' then

-- "Before" file can be absend if hunk is from newly added file

if src.path_before == nil then

H.notify('Could not find "before" file', 'WARN')

else

show(src.commit_before, src.path_before, split)

vim.api.nvim_win_set_cursor(0, { src.lnum_before, 0 })

has_before_shown = true

end

end

if target ~= 'before' then

local mods_after = has_before_shown and 'belowright vertical' or split

show(src.commit_after, src.path_after, mods_after)

vim.api.nvim_win_set_cursor(0, { src.lnum_after, 0 })

end

end

--- Show range history

---

--- Compute and show in split data about how particular line range in current

--- buffer evolved through Git history. Essentially a `git log` with `-L` flag.

---

--- Notes:

--- - Works well with |MiniGit.diff_foldexpr()|.

--- - Does not work if there are uncommited changes, as there is no easy way to

--- compute effective range line numbers.

---

---@param opts table|nil Options. Possible fields:

--- - <line_start> `(number)` - range start line.

--- - <line_end> `(number)` - range end line.

--- If both <line_start> and <line_end> are not supplied, they default to

--- current line in Normal mode and visual selection in Visual mode.

--- - <log_args> `(table)` - array of options to append to `git log` call.

--- - __git_split_field

MiniGit.show_range_history = function(opts)

local default_opts = { line_start = nil, line_end = nil, log_args = nil, split = 'auto' }

opts = vim.tbl_deep_extend('force', default_opts, opts or {})

local line_start, line_end = H.normalize_range_lines(opts.line_start, opts.line_end)

local log_args = opts.log_args or {}

if not H.islist(log_args) then H.error('`opts.log_args` should be an array.') end

local split = H.normalize_split_opt(opts.split, 'opts.split')

-- Construct `:Git log` command that works both with regular files and

-- buffers from `show_diff_source()`

local buf_name = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(0)

local cwd = H.get_git_cwd()

local commit, rel_path = H.parse_diff_source_buf_name(buf_name)

if commit == nil then

commit, rel_path = 'HEAD', buf_name:gsub(vim.pesc(cwd) .. '/', '')

end

-- Ensure no uncommitted changes as they might result into improper `-L` arg

local diff = commit == 'HEAD' and H.git_cli_output({ 'diff', '-U0', 'HEAD', '--', rel_path }, cwd) or {}

if #diff ~= 0 then

return H.notify('Current file has uncommitted lines. Commit or stash before exploring history.', 'WARN')

end

-- Show log in split

local range_flag = string.format('-L%d,%d:%s', line_start, line_end, rel_path)

local args = { 'log', range_flag, commit, unpack(log_args) }

local history = H.git_cli_output(args, cwd)

if #history == 0 then return H.notify('Could not get range history', 'WARN') end

H.show_in_split(split, history, 'log', table.concat(args, ' '))

end

--- Fold expression for Git logs

---

--- Folds contents of hunks, file patches, and log entries in unified diff.

--- Useful for filetypes "diff" (like after `:Git diff`) and "git" (like after

--- `:Git log --patch` or `:Git show` for commit).

--- Works well with |MiniGit.show_range_history()|.

---

--- General idea of folding levels (use |zr| and |zm| to adjust interactively):

--- - At level 0 there is one line per whole patch or log entry.

--- - At level 1 there is one line per patched file.

--- - At level 2 there is one line per hunk.

--- - At level 3 there is no folds.

---

--- For automated setup, set the following for "git" and "diff" filetypes (either

--- inside |FileType| autocommand or |ftplugin|): >vim

---

--- setlocal foldmethod=expr foldexpr=v:lua.MiniGit.diff_foldexpr()

--- <

---@param lnum number|nil Line number for which fold level is computed.

--- Default: |v:lnum|.

---

---@return number|string Line fold level. See |fold-expr|.

MiniGit.diff_foldexpr = function(lnum)

lnum = lnum or vim.v.lnum

if H.is_log_entry_header(lnum + 1) or H.is_log_entry_header(lnum) then return 0 end

if H.is_file_entry_header(lnum) then return 1 end

if H.is_hunk_header(lnum) then return 2 end

if H.is_hunk_header(lnum - 1) then return 3 end

return '='

end

--- Enable Git tracking in a file buffer

---

--- Tracking is done by reacting to changes in file content or file's repository

--- in the form of keeping buffer data up to date. The data can be used via:

--- - |MiniGit.get_buf_data()|. See its help for a list of actually tracked data.

--- - `vim.b.minigit_summary` (table) and `vim.b.minigit_summary_string` (string)

--- buffer-local variables which are more suitable for statusline.

--- `vim.b.minigit_summary_string` contains information about HEAD, file status,

--- and in progress action (see |MiniGit.get_buf_data()| for more details).

--- See |MiniGit-examples| for how it can be tweaked and used in statusline.

---

--- Note: this function is called automatically for all new normal buffers.

--- Use it explicitly if buffer was disabled.

---

--- `User` event `MiniGitUpdated` is triggered whenever tracking data is updated.

--- Note that not all data listed in |MiniGit.get_buf_data()| can be present (yet)

--- at the point of event being triggered.

---

---@param buf_id __git_buf_id

MiniGit.enable = function(buf_id)

buf_id = H.validate_buf_id(buf_id)

-- Don't enable more than once

if H.is_buf_enabled(buf_id) or H.is_disabled(buf_id) or not H.has_git then return end

-- Enable only in buffers which *can* be part of Git repo

local path = vim.api.nvim_buf_get_name(buf_id)

if path == '' or vim.fn.filereadable(path) ~= 1 then return end

-- Start tracking

H.cache[buf_id] = {}

H.setup_buf_behavior(buf_id)

H.start_tracking(buf_id, path)

end

--- Disable Git tracking in buffer

---

---@param buf_id __git_buf_id

MiniGit.disable = function(buf_id)

buf_id = H.validate_buf_id(buf_id)

local buf_cache = H.cache[buf_id]

if buf_cache == nil then return end

H.cache[buf_id] = nil

-- Cleanup

pcall(vim.api.nvim_del_augroup_by_id, buf_cache.augroup)

vim.b[buf_id].minigit_summary, vim.b[buf_id].minigit_summary_string = nil, nil

-- - Unregister buffer from repo watching with possibly more cleanup

local repo = buf_cache.repo

if H.repos[repo] == nil then return end

H.repos[repo].buffers[buf_id] = nil

if vim.tbl_count(H.repos[repo].buffers) == 0 then

H.teardown_repo_watch(repo)

H.repos[repo] = nil

end

end

--- Toggle Git tracking in buffer

---

--- Enable if disabled, disable if enabled.

---

---@param buf_id __git_buf_id

MiniGit.toggle = function(buf_id)

buf_id = H.validate_buf_id(buf_id)

if H.is_buf_enabled(buf_id) then return MiniGit.disable(buf_id) end

return MiniGit.enable(buf_id)

end

--- Get buffer data

---

---@param buf_id __git_buf_id

---

---@return table|nil Table with buffer Git data or `nil` if buffer is not enabled.

--- If the file is not part of Git repo, table will be empty.

--- Table has the following fields:

--- - <repo> `(string)` - full path to '.git' directory.

--- - <root> `(string)` - full path to worktree root.

--- - <head> `(string)` - full commit of current HEAD.

--- - <head_name> `(string)` - short name of current HEAD (like "master").

--- For detached HEAD it is "HEAD".

--- - <status> `(string)` - two character file status as returned by `git status`.

--- - <in_progress> `(string)` - name of action(s) currently in progress

--- (bisect, merge, etc.). Can be a combination of those separated by ",".

MiniGit.get_buf_data = function(buf_id)

buf_id = H.validate_buf_id(buf_id)

local buf_cache = H.cache[buf_id]

if buf_cache == nil then return nil end

--stylua: ignore

return {

repo = buf_cache.repo, root = buf_cache.root,

head = buf_cache.head, head_name = buf_cache.head_name,

status = buf_cache.status, in_progress = buf_cache.in_progress,

}

end

-- Helper data ================================================================

-- Module default config

H.default_config = MiniGit.config

-- Cache per enabled buffer. Values are tables with fields:

-- - <augroup> - identifier of augroup defining buffer behavior.

-- - <repo> - path to buffer's repo ('.git' directory).

-- - <root> - path to worktree root.

-- - <head> - full commit of `HEAD`.

-- - <head_name> - short name of `HEAD` (`'HEAD'` for detached head).

-- - <status> - current file status.

-- - <in_progress> - string name of action in progress (bisect, merge, etc.)

H.cache = {}

-- Cache per repo (git directory) path. Values are tables with fields:

-- - <fs_event> - `vim.loop` event for watching repo dir.

-- - <timer> - timer to debounce repo changes.

-- - <buffers> - map of buffers which should are part of repo.

H.repos = {}

-- Termporary file used as config for `GIT_EDITOR`

H.git_editor_config = nil

-- Data about supported Git subcommands. Initialized lazily. Fields:

-- - <supported> - array of supported one word commands.

-- - <complete> - array of commands to complete directly after `:Git`.

-- - <info> - map with fields as commands which show something to user.

-- - <options> - map of cached options per command; initialized lazily.

-- - <alias> - map of alias command name to command it implements.

H.git_subcommands = nil

-- Whether to temporarily skip some checks (like when inside `GIT_EDITOR`)

H.skip_timeout = false

H.skip_sync = false

-- Helper functionality =======================================================

-- Settings -------------------------------------------------------------------

H.setup_config = function(config)

-- General idea: if some table elements are not present in user-supplied

-- `config`, take them from default config

vim.validate({ config = { config, 'table', true } })

config = vim.tbl_deep_extend('force', vim.deepcopy(H.default_config), config or {})

vim.validate({

job = { config.job, 'table' },

command = { config.command, 'table' },

})

local is_split = function(x) return pcall(H.normalize_split_opt, x, 'command.split') end

vim.validate({

['job.git_executable'] = { config.job.git_executable, 'string' },

['job.timeout'] = { config.job.timeout, 'number' },

['command.split'] = { config.command.split, is_split },

})

return config

end

H.apply_config = function(config) MiniGit.config = config end

H.create_autocommands = function()

local augroup = vim.api.nvim_create_augroup('MiniGit', {})

local au = function(event, pattern, callback, desc)

vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd(event, { group = augroup, pattern = pattern, callback = callback, desc = desc })

end

-- NOTE: Try auto enabling buffer on every `BufEnter` to not have `:edit`

-- disabling buffer, as it calls `on_detach()` from buffer watcher

au('BufEnter', '*', H.auto_enable, 'Enable Git tracking')

end

H.is_disabled = function(buf_id) return vim.g.minigit_disable == true or vim.b[buf_id or 0].minigit_disable == true end

H.create_user_commands = function()

local opts = { bang = true, nargs = '+', complete = H.command_complete, desc = 'Execute Git command' }

vim.api.nvim_create_user_command('Git', H.command_impl, opts)

end

-- Autocommands ---------------------------------------------------------------

H.auto_enable = vim.schedule_wrap(function(data)

local buf = data.buf

if not (vim.api.nvim_buf_is_valid(buf) and vim.bo[buf].buftype == '' and vim.bo[buf].buflisted) then return end

MiniGit.enable(data.buf)

end)

-- Command --------------------------------------------------------------------

H.command_impl = function(input)

if not H.has_git then

return H.notify('There is no `' .. MiniGit.config.job.git_executable .. '` executable', 'ERROR')

end

H.ensure_git_subcommands()

-- Define Git editor to be used if needed. The way it works is: execute

-- command, wait for it to exit, use content of edited file. So to properly

-- wait for user to finish edit, start fresh headless process which opens

-- file in current session/process. It exits after the user is done editing

-- (deletes the buffer or closes the window).

H.ensure_git_editor(input.mods)

-- NOTE: use `vim.v.progpath` to have same runtime

local editor = vim.v.progpath .. ' --clean --headless -u ' .. H.git_editor_config

-- Setup custom environment variables for better reproducibility

local env_vars = {}

-- - Use Git related variables to use instance for editing

env_vars.GIT_EDITOR, env_vars.GIT_SEQUENCE_EDITOR, env_vars.GIT_PAGER = editor, editor, ''

-- - Make output as much machine readable as possible

env_vars.NO_COLOR, env_vars.TERM = 1, 'dumb'

local env = H.make_spawn_env(env_vars)

-- Setup spawn arguments

local args = vim.tbl_map(H.expandcmd, input.fargs)

local command = { MiniGit.config.job.git_executable, unpack(args) }

local cwd = H.get_git_cwd()

local cmd_data = { cmd_input = input, git_command = command, cwd = cwd }

local is_done_track = { done = false }

local on_done = H.command_make_on_done(cmd_data, is_done_track)

H.cli_run(command, cwd, on_done, { env = env })

-- If needed, synchronously wait for job to finish

local sync_check = function() return H.skip_sync or is_done_track.done end

if not input.bang then vim.wait(MiniGit.config.job.timeout + 10, sync_check, 1) end

end

--stylua: ignore

H.ensure_git_subcommands = function()

if H.git_subcommands ~= nil then return end

local git_subcommands = {}

-- Compute all supported commands. All 'list-' are taken from Git source

-- 'command-list.txt' file. Be so granular and not just `main,nohelpers` in

-- order to not include purely man-page worthy items (like "remote-ext").

local lists_all = {

'list-mainporcelain',

'list-ancillarymanipulators', 'list-ancillaryinterrogators',

'list-foreignscminterface',

'list-plumbingmanipulators', 'list-plumbinginterrogators',

'others', 'alias',

}

local supported = H.git_cli_output({ '--list-cmds=' .. table.concat(lists_all, ',') })

if #supported == 0 then

-- Fall back only on basics if previous one failed for some reason

supported = {

'add', 'bisect', 'branch', 'clone', 'commit', 'diff', 'fetch', 'grep', 'init', 'log', 'merge',

'mv', 'pull', 'push', 'rebase', 'reset', 'restore', 'rm', 'show', 'status', 'switch', 'tag',

}

end

table.sort(supported)

git_subcommands.supported = supported

-- Compute complete list for commands by enhancing with two word commands.

-- Keep those lists manual as there is no good way to compute lazily.

local complete = vim.deepcopy(supported)

local add_twoword = function(prefix, suffixes)

if not vim.tbl_contains(supported, prefix) then return end

for _, suf in ipairs(suffixes) do table.insert(complete, prefix .. ' ' .. suf) end

end

add_twoword('bundle', { 'create', 'list-heads', 'unbundle', 'verify' })

add_twoword('bisect', { 'bad', 'good', 'log', 'replay', 'reset', 'run', 'skip', 'start', 'terms', 'view', 'visualize' })

add_twoword('commit-graph', { 'verify', 'write' })

add_twoword('maintenance', { 'run', 'start', 'stop', 'register', 'unregister' })

add_twoword('multi-pack-index', { 'expire', 'repack', 'verify', 'write' })

add_twoword('notes', { 'add', 'append', 'copy', 'edit', 'get-ref', 'list', 'merge', 'prune', 'remove', 'show' })

add_twoword('p4', { 'clone', 'rebase', 'submit', 'sync' })

add_twoword('reflog', { 'delete', 'exists', 'expire', 'show' })

add_twoword('remote', { 'add', 'get-url', 'prune', 'remove', 'rename', 'rm', 'set-branches', 'set-head', 'set-url', 'show', 'update' })

add_twoword('rerere', { 'clear', 'diff', 'forget', 'gc', 'remaining', 'status' })

add_twoword('sparse-checkout', { 'add', 'check-rules', 'disable', 'init', 'list', 'reapply', 'set' })

add_twoword('stash', { 'apply', 'branch', 'clear', 'create', 'drop', 'list', 'pop', 'save', 'show', 'store' })

add_twoword('submodule', { 'absorbgitdirs', 'add', 'deinit', 'foreach', 'init', 'set-branch', 'set-url', 'status', 'summary', 'sync', 'update' })

add_twoword('subtree', { 'add', 'merge', 'pull', 'push', 'split' })

add_twoword('worktree', { 'add', 'list', 'lock', 'move', 'prune', 'remove', 'repair', 'unlock' })

git_subcommands.complete = complete

-- Compute commands which are meant to show information. These will show CLI

-- output in separate buffer opposed to `vim.notify`.

local info_args = { '--list-cmds=list-info,list-ancillaryinterrogators,list-plumbinginterrogators' }

local info_commands = H.git_cli_output(info_args)

if #info_commands == 0 then info_commands = { 'bisect', 'diff', 'grep', 'log', 'show', 'status' } end

local info = {}

for _, cmd in ipairs(info_commands) do

info[cmd] = true

end

git_subcommands.info = info

-- Compute commands which aliases rely on

local alias_data = H.git_cli_output({ 'config', '--get-regexp', 'alias.*' })

local alias = {}

for _, l in ipairs(alias_data) do

-- Assume simple alias of the form `alias.xxx subcommand ...`

local alias_cmd, cmd = string.match(l, '^alias%.(%S+) (%S+)')

if vim.tbl_contains(supported, cmd) then alias[alias_cmd] = cmd end

end

git_subcommands.alias = alias

-- Initialize cache for command options. Initialize with `false` so that

-- actual values are computed lazily when needed for a command.

local options = { git = false }

for _, command in ipairs(supported) do

options[command] = false

end

git_subcommands.options = options

-- Cache results

H.git_subcommands = git_subcommands

end

H.ensure_git_editor = function(mods)

if H.git_editor_config == nil or not vim.fn.filereadable(H.git_editor_config) == 0 then

H.git_editor_config = vim.fn.tempname()

end

-- Create a private function responsible for editing Git file

MiniGit._edit = function(path, servername)

-- Define editor state before and after editing path

H.skip_timeout, H.skip_sync = true, true

local cleanup = function()

local _, channel = pcall(vim.fn.sockconnect, 'pipe', servername, { rpc = true })

local has_exec2 = vim.fn.has('nvim-0.9') == 1

local method, opts = has_exec2 and 'nvim_exec2' or 'nvim_exec', has_exec2 and {} or false

pcall(vim.rpcnotify, channel, method, 'quitall!', opts)

H.skip_timeout, H.skip_sync = false, false

end

-- Start file edit with proper modifiers in a special window

mods = H.ensure_mods_is_split(mods)

vim.cmd(mods .. ' split ' .. vim.fn.fnameescape(path))

H.define_minigit_window(cleanup)

end

-- Start editing file from first argument (as how `GIT_EDITOR` works) in

-- current instance and don't close until explicitly closed later from this

-- instance as set up in `MiniGit._edit()`

local lines = {

'lua << EOF',

string.format('local channel = vim.fn.sockconnect("pipe", %s, { rpc = true })', vim.inspect(vim.v.servername)),

'local ins = vim.inspect',

'local lua_cmd = string.format("MiniGit._edit(%s, %s)", ins(vim.fn.argv(0)), ins(vim.v.servername))',

'vim.rpcrequest(channel, "nvim_exec_lua", lua_cmd, {})',

'EOF',

}

vim.fn.writefile(lines, H.git_editor_config)

end

H.get_git_cwd = function()

local buf_cache = H.cache[vim.api.nvim_get_current_buf()] or {}

return buf_cache.root or vim.fn.getcwd()

end

H.command_make_on_done = function(cmd_data, is_done_track)

return vim.schedule_wrap(function(code, out, err)

-- Register that command is done executing (to enable sync execution)

is_done_track.done = true

-- Trigger "done" event

cmd_data.git_subcommand = H.command_parse_subcommand(cmd_data.git_command)

cmd_data.exit_code, cmd_data.stdout, cmd_data.stderr = code, out, err

H.trigger_event('MiniGitCommandDone', cmd_data)

-- Show stderr and stdout

if H.cli_err_notify(code, out, err) then return end

H.command_show_stdout(cmd_data)

-- Ensure that all buffers are up to date (avoids "The file has been

-- changed since reading it" warning)

vim.tbl_map(function(buf_id) vim.cmd('checktime ' .. buf_id) end, vim.api.nvim_list_bufs())

end)

end

H.command_show_stdout = function(cmd_data)

local stdout, mods, subcommand = cmd_data.stdout, cmd_data.cmd_input.mods, cmd_data.git_subcommand

if stdout == '' or (mods:find('silent') ~= nil and mods:find('unsilent') == nil) then return end

-- Show in split if explicitly forced or the command shows info.

-- Use `vim.notify` otherwise.

local should_split = H.mods_is_split(mods) or H.git_subcommands.info[subcommand]

if not should_split then return H.notify(stdout, 'INFO') end

local lines = vim.split(stdout, '\n')

local name = table.concat(cmd_data.git_command, ' ')

cmd_data.win_source, cmd_data.win_stdout = H.show_in_split(mods, lines, subcommand, name)

-- Trigger "split" event

H.trigger_event('MiniGitCommandSplit', cmd_data)

end

H.command_parse_subcommand = function(command)

local res

for _, cmd in ipairs(command) do

if res == nil and vim.tbl_contains(H.git_subcommands.supported, cmd) then res = cmd end

end

return H.git_subcommands.alias[res] or res

end

H.command_complete = function(_, line, col)

-- Compute completion base manually to be "at cursor" and respect `\ `

local base = H.get_complete_base(line:sub(1, col))

local candidates, compl_type = H.command_get_complete_candidates(line, col, base)

-- Allow several "//" at the end for path completion for easier "chaining"

if compl_type == 'path' then base = base:gsub('/+$', '/') end

return vim.tbl_filter(function(x) return vim.startswith(x, base) end, candidates)

end

H.get_complete_base = function(line)

local from, _, res = line:find('(%S*)$')

while from ~= nil do

local cur_from, _, cur_res = line:sub(1, from - 1):find('(%S*\\ )$')

if cur_res ~= nil then res = cur_res .. res end

from = cur_from

end

return (res:gsub([[\ ]], ' '))

end

H.command_get_complete_candidates = function(line, col, base)

H.ensure_git_subcommands()

-- Determine current Git subcommand as the earliest present supported one

local subcmd, subcmd_end = nil, math.huge

for _, cmd in pairs(H.git_subcommands.supported) do

local _, ind = line:find(' ' .. cmd .. ' ', 1, true)

if ind ~= nil and ind < subcmd_end then

subcmd, subcmd_end = cmd, ind

end

end

subcmd = subcmd or 'git'

local cwd = H.get_git_cwd()

-- Determine command candidates:

-- - Commannd options if complete base starts with "-".

-- - Paths if after explicit "--".

-- - Git commands if there is none fully formed yet or cursor is at the end

-- of the command (to also suggest subcommands).

-- - Command targets specific for each command (if present).

if vim.startswith(base, '-') then return H.command_complete_option(subcmd) end

if line:sub(1, col):find(' -- ') ~= nil then return H.command_complete_path(cwd, base) end

if subcmd_end == math.huge or (subcmd_end - 1) == col then return H.git_subcommands.complete, 'subcommand' end

subcmd = H.git_subcommands.alias[subcmd] or subcmd

local complete_targets = H.command_complete_subcommand_targets[subcmd]

if complete_targets == nil then return {}, nil end

return complete_targets(cwd, base, line)

end

H.command_complete_option = function(command)

local cached_candidates = H.git_subcommands.options[command]

if cached_candidates == nil then return {} end

if type(cached_candidates) == 'table' then return cached_candidates end

-- Use alias's command to compute the options but store cache for alias

local orig_command = command

command = H.git_subcommands.alias[command] or command

-- Find command's flag options by parsing its help page. Needs a bit

-- heuristic approach and ensuring proper `git help` output (as it is done

-- through `man`), but seems to work good enough.

-- Alternative is to call command with `--git-completion-helper-all` flag (as

-- is done in bash and vim-fugitive completion). This has both pros and cons:

-- - Pros: faster; more targeted suggestions (like for two word subcommands);

-- presumably more reliable.

-- - Cons: works on smaller number of commands (for example, `rev-parse` or

-- pure `git` do not work); does not provide single dash suggestions;

-- does not work when not inside Git repo; needs recognizing two word

-- commands before asking for completion.

local env = H.make_spawn_env({ MANPAGER = 'cat', NO_COLOR = 1, PAGER = 'cat' })

local lines = H.git_cli_output({ 'help', '--man', command }, nil, env)

-- - Exit early before caching to try again later

if #lines == 0 then return {} end

-- - On some systems (like Mac), output still might contain formatting

-- sequences, like "a\ba" and "_\ba" meaning bold and italic.

-- See https://github.com/echasnovski/mini.nvim/issues/918

lines = vim.tbl_map(function(l) return l:gsub('.\b', '') end, lines)

-- Construct non-duplicating candidates by parsing lines of help page

local candidates_map = {}

-- Options are assumed to be listed inside "OPTIONS" or "XXX OPTIONS" (like

-- "MODE OPTIONS" of `git rebase`) section on dedicated lines. Whether a line

-- contains only options is determined heuristically: it is assumed to start

-- exactly with " -" indicating proper indent for subsection start.

-- Known not parsable options:

-- - `git reset <mode>` (--soft, --hard, etc.): not listed in "OPTIONS".

-- - All -<number> options, as they are not really completeable.

local is_in_options_section = false

for _, l in ipairs(lines) do

if is_in_options_section and l:find('^%u[%u ]+$') ~= nil then is_in_options_section = false end

if not is_in_options_section and l:find('^%u?[%u ]*OPTIONS$') ~= nil then is_in_options_section = true end

if is_in_options_section and l:find('^ %-') ~= nil then H.parse_options(candidates_map, l) end

end

-- Finalize candidates. Should not contain "almost duplicates".

-- Should also be sorted by relevance: short flags before regular flags.

-- Inside groups sort alphabetically ignoring case.

candidates_map['--'] = nil

for cmd, _ in pairs(candidates_map) do

-- There can be two explicitly documented options "--xxx" and "--xxx=".

-- Use only one of them (without "=").

if cmd:sub(-1, -1) == '=' and candidates_map[cmd:sub(1, -2)] ~= nil then candidates_map[cmd] = nil end

end

local res = vim.tbl_keys(candidates_map)

table.sort(res, function(a, b)

local a2, b2 = a:sub(2, 2) == '-', b:sub(2, 2) == '-'

if a2 and not b2 then return false end

if not a2 and b2 then return true end

local a_low, b_low = a:lower(), b:lower()

return a_low < b_low or (a_low == b_low and a < b)

end)

-- Cache and return

H.git_subcommands.options[orig_command] = res

return res, 'option'

end