So I was being dumb and trying to manage all my repos declaratively just like NixOS, descriptions, public/private, etc. on multiple git forges in case one goes down (gh -_-) or smth like that, and also want to be able to concurrently push/pull to all remotes (well also i want to be able to clone all my repos if i get a new machine, and keep everything synchronized, and there’s also a exec command to run commands in those repo directories)
And also, I’ve eyeing a code search tool (zoekt) for a very long time now but deploying it seems to be a drag. Since I already have all my repos declared in a static toml file, why not just make a wrapper around zoekt and have it periodically index (configurable) the code and serve the web ui
miroir is a cli tool (on user side, but can also act as a code search indexer/api, it works on both bare mode and regular checkouts):
$ miroir
Repo manager wannabe?
Usage:
miroir [command]
Available Commands:
completion Generate shell completion script
exec Execute command in repo(s)
fetch Fetch from all remotes
help Help about any command
index Start index daemon (fetch, index, serve)
init Initialize repo(s)
pull Pull from origin
push Push to all remotes
sweep Remove archived and untracked repos from workspace
sync Sync metadata to all forges
Flags:
-a, --all Target all repos
-c, --config string Config file path
-f, --force Force operation
-h, --help Help for miroir
-n, --name string Target repo by name
--no-tty Force plain output
--tty Force TTY output
-v, --version Version for miroir
Use "miroir [command] --help" for more information about a command.
eventually i want to have this as a part of my system activation
metadata sync:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/978fa8af-b49a-4215-914c-a92f96463ac0
code search server:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/98252e6c-7352-4628-87c6-72942a3a3006
module implementation: dotfiles/modules/nixos/neogrok.nix at 3656e1b4841217639e7de9d2c01deadb2064fd84 · stepbrobd/dotfiles · GitHub
