mani is a command-line tool that helps developers manage collections of Git repositories from a central configuration file.
It’s useful for people working with microservices, multi-project systems, libraries, dotfiles, or any setup where the same tasks need to be run across multiple repositories. Projects and tasks are defined in a mani.yaml file, letting users clone repositories, run Git commands, filter projects, and execute custom workflows from one place.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Manages multiple Git repositories from a declarative configuration file.
- Clones and syncs groups of repositories with a single command.
- Runs custom or ad-hoc commands across selected repositories.
- Offers flexible filtering by project, tag, path, branch, and other metadata.
- Includes a built-in terminal user interface, shell completion, and man page generation.
- Cross-platform – runs on Linux and macOS. Partial support for Windows.
Website: github.com/alajmo/mani
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Developer: Samir Alajmovic
License: MIT License
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