🤝 Open-sourcing this is step one. I'd love to grow a community around the project.
Feedback, ideas, and contributors all welcome !
https://t.co/PeWLVBR60x
cc @0x_shaq , @m0n1x90 , @PetrBenes , @xaitax@neo4j
🚀 Just open-sourced Neogit
Foundation library behind OSWatcher project
Git-like snapshots for filesystems, backed by a Neo4j graph you can query
📦pip install neogit
⭐https://t.co/gmDIMPi0Ws
Here capturing and diffing 2 Debian container filesystems
OSWatcher has a whole stack on top:
GraphQL server, custom Neo4j procedures, extraction plugins..
🏗️ But the big one is the builder:
Recipes that rebuild decades of OS history from scratch and capture it all into the graph, updates included.
🚀That's what I'll focus on next..!
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Some news: I'm open sourcing OSWatcher 🎉
First piece is neogit ⚡️
Commits entire OS filesystems into Neo4j as a content-addressed graph.
Polishing the repo rn, here's a sneak peek 👇
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