A friendly wrapper for git-remote-sqlite: lgit (Local Git) #3
Description
Hey Chris,
Just wanted to say thanks for git-remote-sqlite — it’s a simple but brilliant idea. I’ve been using it in local-first workflows and honestly prefer in some cases over RCS or other tools. Really appreciate how clean and lightweight it is.
I put together a small Bash wrapper around it called lgit. It’s just a script that wraps common Git commands and uses git-remote-sqlite under the hood to sync to a local .db file. It’s got some nerd fonts in the output and a focus on terminal usability—stuff like init, commit, restore, and a rebuild command to pull everything back from the database.
Not trying to self-promote—just thought you might find it interesting, or maybe someone else working with your project could find it useful.
Also: I packaged it into a .deb for Debian 12 with all dependencies pre-wired—including git-remote-sqlite—in case that’s useful to others.
Thanks again for putting this out there —Luciano
