Simple-git-gui is a GUI file browser that allows you to explore and manage files using Git integration.

1. File Exploration: Simple-git-gui provides the ability to explore files and directories managed by Git. You can navigate through files and directories by clicking on them in the left panel.

2. File Management with Git: You can use Simple-git-gui to manage files through Git. The status of files can be easily identified using icons. You can create a directory as a Git repository, stage or unstage changes, create commits, delete files, and rename files.

3. Branch Management: Simple-git-gui offers features to manage Git branches. You can add, delete, and rename branches, as well as perform merge operations between branches. Commit logs and graphs provide a visual representation of branch relationships.

4. Commit Information: Simple-git-gui allows you to view information about commits. You can see commit messages, authors, time, and a detailed list of changed files and their modifications.

5. Login Feature: Users can register and store their ID and access tokens. This information can be used for cloning repositories.

• Windows 10 x64 or higher

• Java Development Kit (JDK) 17 installed
• Java Runtime Environment (JRE) version 17 installed
• Git installed

https://github.com/bagzaru/simple_git_gui/releases/latest

Download the simple_git_gui-2.0-all.jar file from the above link.

Navigate to the location of the file in the command prompt.

java -jar simple_git_gui-2.0-all.jar

Run the simple_git_gui-2.0-all.jar file using the above command. (It needs to be executed with Java version 17.)

When performing a clone or login, a credentials.txt file will be created to store the ID/Access Token information.

• Choose between File Manager, Branch Manager, or Login.
• If the current directory is not a Git repository, the Branch Manager button is disabled.

• Use the left panel to navigate through files and directories by clicking on them.

• In the Current Directory, you can explore files and folders within the current folder.
• The Git status of each file can be identified using icons.

• Perform file execution, creation, and deletion.
• Click the StageAll button to stage all changes in the current Git repository (git add .).
• Click the Refresh button to refresh any external changes that occurred outside the file browser.

• The Staged List displays the currently staged files in Git.

• If it is not a Git repository, you can make the selected directory a Git repository.

• If it is a Git repository, you can manage the selected file using Git commands.

You can select a file and manage it using Git.

In the top center table, you can see the status of files. You can execute commands corresponding to each status using the panel on the top right.

• Committed: Indicates that the file is in the same state as the last commit.
• Modified: Indicates that the file differs from the content managed by Git.
• Staged: Indicates that the file's changes have been staged, and the content of the staged file is the same as the local file.
• Untracked: Indicates that the file is not managed by Git.

The bottom center table represents the files in the staged state. You can unstage a file in the staged state by double-clicking on it.

• Added: The file has been newly added to Git and staged.
• Staged: The file has been modified in a previous commit and staged.
• Deleted: The file has been deleted using git rm or similar commands and is in a staged state.

[Untracked]

• Add: Adds the selected file to the Staged List.

[Modified]

• Add: Adds the selected file to the Staged List.
• Undo: Reverts the selected file to the state of the last commit.

[Staged]

• Unstage: Removes the selected file from the Staged List (file content remains unchanged).

[Committed]

• Delete: Deletes the file and reflects the change in Git.
• Untrack: Changes the file to an untracked mode.
• Rename: Renames the file and reflects the change in Git.

• Commit: Commits the current content in the Staged List to Git.

• Clones the repository using the stored ID, Access Token, and the entered URL to the current directory.

• Cloning may take some time, and once it is completed, a message window will be displayed.

• [+] Add a new branch.
• [-] Delete the selected branch.
• [R] Rename the selected branch.
• [M] Merge the selected branch into the currently checkout branch. If conflicts occur, an error message will be displayed.

• Displays all branches in the Git repository.
• The currently checkout branch is marked with a checkmark on the left.
• When a branch is clicked once, its log is displayed in the top right panel.
• Double-clicking a branch checks out that branch.

• Displays the name of the currently checkout branch.
• Displays the name of the branch clicked in the branch list (left center panel).

• Displays a graph of commit logs.
• Displays commit messages, authors, and checksums.
• Clicking a commit displays detailed

information about the commit in the bottom center panel.

Top Panel:

• Displays information about the clicked commit from the top right panel.
• Shows the checksum, commit time, commit message, author's name, and author's email.

Bottom Panel:

• It displays the list of files that have been changed in the selected commit.
• When a file is selected, it displays the changes made to that file.

• Displays the changes made to the selected file.

• Displays the pre-saved ID and token values.
• If no information has been previously registered, it displays an empty string.
• Clicking the "Log In" button saves the entered (or modified) ID and token values.

Refer to the file: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md

If you are interested in contributing, please send an email to [email protected].

MIT License

Refer to the file: OpensourceCredit.txt