An unofficial Git client for Android

• All repositories are stored in [sdcard dir]/Android/data/me.sheimi.sgit/files/repo, you could manually backup repositories if you what to delete this app.
• Here is the github repo of this project: https://github.com/sheimi/SGit
• If you have any bugs (or crashes) and want to help improve this project, please open an issue in github and describe how the bug was generated so that I can make the bugs reappear and fix them.
• This app is for android 4.x. Even though it support android 2.x, I do not have time and devices to test for it.

• private key passphrase
• dark theme
• related commits to a file
• commit graph (low priority)

• add remote repo
• external repo
• initial empty repo
• clone a remote repo
• pull from origin
• delete local repo
• browse files
• browse commit messages (short)
• checkout branches and tags
• http/https/ssh are supported (without private key passphrase)
• username/password authentication is supported
• search from local repositories
• private keys management
• manually choose code's language
• git diff between commits (to be enhanced)
• import copied repositories (that is, you can copy a repository from computer and import to SGit)
• checkout remote branches
• merge branches
• push merged content
• edit file (you must have some app that can edit file)
• commit and push changed files (commit all changes)
• committer information
• prompt for password
• choose not to save password and username (will not be saved in disk but may be temporarily saved in memory)
• git status
• cancel when cloning
• add modified file to stage
• git rebase
• git cherry pick
• git checkout (reset changes of a file)

1. Click on the + icon to add a new repository.
2. Enter remote URL (see URL format below)
3. Enter local repo name - note that this is not a path since sGit stores all repos in the same directory on the mobile device.
4. Username - username to use for remote repo.
5. Password - password for remote repo.
6. Click the Clone button.
7. If all the credentials are correct, sGit will download the repo (all branches) to your device.

1. Click on the + icon to add a new repository.
2. Click on "Init Local" to create a local repository.
3. Enter the name for this repository when prompted.
4. A local repo will be created.

• SSH running on standard port (22): ssh://username@server_name/path/to/repo
• SSH running on non-standard port: ssh://username@server_name:port/path/to/repo
• username is needed - by default, sGit tries to connect as root!

• HTTPS URL: https://server_name/path/to/repo

GPLv3

If you want to help improve this project you could fork SGit and send pull request.

If you want to donate this project, you can donate via paypal

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