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const nodegit = require("../");

const path = require("path");

const fs = require("fs");

const fileName = "newfile.txt";

const fileContent = "hello world";

const directoryName = "salad/toast/strangerinastrangeland/theresnowaythisexists";

/**

* This example creates a certain file `newfile.txt`, adds it to the git

* index and commits it to head. Similar to a `git add newfile.txt`

* followed by a `git commit`

**/

(async () => {

const repo = await nodegit.Repository.open(path.resolve(__dirname, "../.git"));

await fs.promises.mkdir(path.join(repo.workdir(), directoryName), {

recursive: true,

});

await fs.promises.writeFile(path.join(repo.workdir(), fileName), fileContent);

await fs.promises.writeFile(

path.join(repo.workdir(), directoryName, fileName),

fileContent

);

const index = await repo.refreshIndex();

// this file is in the root of the directory and doesn't need a full path

await index.addByPath(fileName);

// this file is in a subdirectory and can use a relative path

await index.addByPath(path.posix.join(directoryName, fileName));

// this will write both files to the index

await index.write();

const oid = await index.writeTree();

const parent = await repo.getHeadCommit();

const author = nodegit.Signature.now("Scott Chacon",

"schacon@gmail.com");

const committer = nodegit.Signature.now("Scott A Chacon",

"scott@github.com");

const commitId = await repo.createCommit("HEAD", author, committer, "message", oid, [parent]);

console.log("New Commit: ", commitId);

})();

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