Tools for working with git + shell + emacs

Instructions are purposely vague until the installer is done.

> git clone https://github.com/jimrenwick/ontology.git

# Add this to your bashrc:
# ONTOLOGY
export ONTOLOGY_HOME=$HOME/ontology-src
export GERRITIO_USER=$USER
export ONTOLOGY_ROOT=some-root
export ENVS=$ONTOLOGY_HOME/onts
function reload_ont {
  source $ONTOLOGY_HOME/lib/git-env.sh
  source $ONTOLOGY_HOME/lib/onts.sh
}
reload_ont

• Add a file to $ENVS that has your NS() definitions in it.
• Use gio_client to build a new git client definition.
• pick

• Still need to write an installer.

The idea behind ontology is that most command line work looks the same, in that there is an editor for source code, some kind of build rules, some kind of source control, some series of deployment targets/process and some kind of tests. The tools that implement all of those things are likely different, but they all share the command line. By setting some variables according to known patterns, we can get disparate environments to behave in similar ways. Learn one way to work with many different things.