guse 0.3.1

Under development. A git-based virtual filesystem mounted with fuse. It allows mounting of multiple repositories independently. Either fetched repositories from github, or empty storing and versioning local files.
Documentation

GUSE (goo͞s) is a git based filesystem, written in rust and mouted with FUSE.

Under development. See Usage for current functionality

Dependencies

This project uses libgit2 (via the git2 crate) and SQLite (via the rusqlite crate).

OS

This project has support for linux/macOS. On windows, consider using WSL2.

How to install and use

INFO

GUSE is a learning project. It is built to allow user to interact with git directly from the filesystem, using commands such as cd, ls, mkdir, touch, cat etc

Inspired by rencfs

GUSE allows mounting of multiple 'repositories' and manage them independently

The disk structure, as observed by the user is:

data_dir (Root folder. Can be renamed)
    ├── repository_1/
            ├── live                    # working files and folders
                    ├── user_file1.md
                    └── user_file2.md
            ├── YYYY-MM/                # a list of months where commits were made
                    ├── Snap_001_HASH/   #  list of commits for the respective month
                        ├── user_file1.md   # previous versions of the live files. Read only versions
                        └── user_file2.md
                    └── Snap_002_HASH/
            ├── YYYY-MM/               
                    ├── Snap_001_HASH/
                        ├── user_file1.md
                        └── user_file2.md
                    └── Snap_002_HASH/
            ├── YYYY-MM/                
                    ├── Snaps_on_HASH/
                        ├── user_file1.md
                        └── user_file2.md
                    └── Snaps_on_HASH/
            ...
    ├── repository_2/
            ├── live
            ├── YYYY-MM/
            ├── YYYY-MM/
            ├── YYYY-MM/
            ...
    ├── repository_3/
            ├── live
            ├── YYYY-MM/
            ├── YYYY-MM/
            ├── YYYY-MM/
            ...