git-rivera is a git-log grapher and reimpl of git-foresta in go, with full graph coloring uwu
i wrote it solely because i wanted full graph coloring, but it has some extra things, like
- being able to view the graph of any local repo with
--repo, defaulting to the cwd like git-foresta and git-forest before, - defaulting to reversing the graph, putting the tips at the bottom and root at the top, and
- grep-like
--startand--endfor printing a section of the graph
it should be mostly 1:1 in functionality with git-rivera, but im no git wiz x3
the main feature is branches are colored from tip to root, including merges :3 you can see it in action in the screenshots below.

my local cluttered bitaxeorg/esp-miner with the options
--all --start 86523a69b --end 893668fba --style 6

0xf0xx0/cli-pride-flags with the option
--end 4d4e1ff
tl;dr git log --graph but configurable and readable
4 Comments
medem@lemmy.wtf · 7 pts · 5d
My horny brain dic(k)tatorially decided to contract 'cli git graph' into 'clit graph'
eager_eagle@lemmy.world · 4 pts · 5d
arran4@aussie.zone · 2 pts · 5d
goreleaser to help with the "where can I get the binaries" problem?
0x0f@lemmy.blahaj.zone · 2 pts · 4d
seems interesting, i might give it a spin uwu