gitql
About gitql
Gitql is a query language designed for interacting with Git repositories. It allows users to run SQL-like queries against Git data, such as commits, authors, and messages. The tool is implemented in Go and provides a way to extract and filter repository information programmatically.
Gitql is a read-only tool, meaning it does not support modifying Git data. It focuses on querying and retrieving information from repositories. The project is open source and licensed under MIT, making it accessible for developers to use and contribute to.
The tool is particularly useful for developers who need to analyze Git repository data in a structured way. It offers a command-line interface for running queries directly against a repository.
Key features
- Query Git repository data using SQL-like syntax
- Supports queries on commits, authors, and messages
- Read-only access to Git data
- Command-line interface for running queries
- Default limit of 10 rows for query results
Download v2.3.1
Jan 14, 2023WindowsWindows
Frequently asked questions
- Is gitql free?
- Yes. gitql is free and open-source software, distributed under the MIT license.
- Which platforms does gitql support?
- gitql provides downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux.
- What is the latest version of gitql?
- The latest version is v2.3.1, released on Jan 14, 2023.
- What is Gitql?
- Gitql is a query language for Git repositories, allowing users to run SQL-like queries against Git data.
- How do I install Gitql?
- Gitql can be installed by downloading the binary from the releases page or compiling it using Go 1.16+.
- What platforms does Gitql support?
- Gitql is implemented in Go and can be compiled and run on platforms supported by Go.
- What license does Gitql use?
- Gitql is licensed under the MIT license.
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