git

#!/bin/sh
#
# The GIT scripted toolkit.
# Copyright (c) Petr Baudis, 2005
#
# This is the central command for the GIT toolkit, providing a humanly
# usable SCM-like interface to GIT.
#
# This command mostly only multiplexes to the individual script based
# on the first argument.

PATH=.:$PATH

error () {
	echo git: $@ >&2
}
die () {
	error $@
	exit 1
}


help () {
	cat <<__END__
The GIT scripted toolkit  $(gitversion.sh)

Usage: git COMMAND [ARG]...

Available commands:
	add, addremote, apply, commit, ci, diff, export, help, log, ls, lsobj,
	merge, pull, rm, tag, track
__END__
}


cmd=$1;
if [ ! "$cmd" ]; then
	error "missing command"
	help
	exit 1
fi
shift


### XXX: Compatibility hack.
# Introduced at 2005-04-12, to be removed few days later.

[ -d .dircache ] && [ ! -e .git ] && mv .dircache .git


case "$cmd" in
"add")        gitadd.sh "$@";;
"addremote")  gitaddremote.sh "$@";;
"apply")      gitapply.sh "$@";;
"commit" | "ci")
              gitcommit.sh "$@";;
"diff")       gitdiff.sh "$@";;
"export")     gitexport.sh "$@";;
"help")       help "$@";;
"log")        gitlog.sh "$@";;
"ls")         gitls.sh "$@";;
"lsobj")      gitlsobj.sh "$@";;
"merge")      gitmerge.sh "$@";;
"pull")       gitpull.sh "$@";;
"rm")         gitrm.sh "$@";;
"tag")        gittag.sh "$@";;
"track")      gittrack.sh "$@";;
*)            error "unknown command"; help;;
esac