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GitY

GitY

A modern macOS Git client written in Swift

1.0 • macOS 13.0+
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GitY is a complete rewrite of the classic GitX application in Swift, featuring the same familiar UI and functionality with modern macOS technologies.

Features

📁 Repository Browser

Navigate through your Git repository with ease

📜 Commit History

View detailed commit history with syntax-highlighted diffs

✏️ Stage View

Stage and unstage files with visual feedback

🌿 Branch Management

Create, checkout, and delete branches

🔄 Remote Operations

Fetch, pull, and push to remotes

📦 Stash Support

Save, apply, pop, and drop stashes

📂 Submodule Support

View and manage Git submodules

🔍 Diff Viewer

Syntax-highlighted diff viewing

⚡ Performance Optimized

Asynchronous loading for smooth UI

🖥️ Command Line Tool

Open repositories from Terminal

🤖 AI Commit Messages

Generate intelligent commit messages using local LLMs

✅ Signed & Notarized

Verified by Apple for security

Installation

RecommendedHomebrew

The easiest way to install GitY is via Homebrew:

brew install --cask dongri/tap/gity

Download DMG

Download the latest release from GitHub Releases

  1. 1Download GitY.dmg
  2. 2Open the DMG file
  3. 3Drag GitY.app to Applications folder
  4. 4Launch GitY from Applications! ✨

Note: GitY is signed and notarized by Apple, so it will launch without any security warnings.

⚠️ Requirement: GitY requires macOS 13.0 (Ventura) or later and Git installed (usually at /usr/bin/git).

Command Line Tool

After installing GitY, you can install the gity command line tool:

  1. 1Open GitY
  2. 2Go to Settings > Integration
  3. 3Click Install Command Line Tools

Then use it from Terminal:

gity# Open current directory
gity .# Open current directory
gity /path/to/repo# Open specific repository

Open Source

GitY is free and open source software. View the source code, report issues, or contribute on GitHub:

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Licensed under MIT License. Contributions are welcome!

Contact

If you have any questions or feedback, please contact us at:

[email protected]