GitMesh Community Edition

Code with purpose, Integrate with confidence

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What is GitMesh?

GitMesh watches thousands of signals across GitHub, Reddit, X, Discord, Stack Overflow, and beyond, then correlates them with your team's actual capacity and sprint progress. Instead of manually triaging feedback or guessing priorities, you get auto-generated GitHub issues ranked by impact, ICP fit, and competitive gaps. It maps work to the right engineers, syncs milestones across your stack, and even guides implementation so your team ships what users need, not just what they asked for.

Our mascot (Meshy/Mesh Wolf) reflects GitMesh's core: agile, resilient, and unstoppable together. Like a pack, we thrive on teamwork—efficient and powerful in unison.

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Installation

Prerequisites

Node.js is required to run the application.

1. Visit the Node.js Download Page
2. Download the "LTS" (Long Term Support) version for your operating system
3. Run the installer, accepting the default settings
4. Verify Node.js is properly installed:
   • Windows Users: Press Windows + R, type sysdm.cpl, press Enter, go to "Advanced" tab → "Environment Variables", and check if Node.js appears in the "Path" variable
   • Mac/Linux Users: Open Terminal, type echo $PATH, and look for /usr/local/bin in the output
5. Install Docker and Docker Compose
6. Install Git

Quick Start

git clone [YOUR_REPO]
cd scripts
./cli dev

The application will be available at http://localhost:8081

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CLI Commands

Development Commands

Command	Description
./cli prod	Start all services (production mode)
./cli dev	Start with development mode (hot reloading)
./cli clean-dev	Clean start with development mode

Backend-Only Commands

Command	Description
./cli prod-backend	Start backend services only (production)
./cli dev-backend	Start backend with development mode
./cli clean-dev-backend	Clean start backend with development mode

E2E Testing

Command	Description
./cli start-e2e	Start services for E2E testing
./cli start-be	Start backend for testing

Scaffold Management

Command	Description
./cli scaffold up	Start infrastructure services
./cli scaffold down	Stop infrastructure services
./cli scaffold destroy	Remove all volumes and data
./cli scaffold reset	Destroy and restart infrastructure
./cli scaffold up-test	Start test infrastructure

Database Operations

Command	Description
./cli scaffold create-migration <name>	Create new migration files
./cli scaffold migrate-up	Apply database migrations
./cli db-backup <name>	Backup database to file
./cli db-restore <name>	Restore database from backup

Service Management

Command	Description
./cli service <name> up	Start a specific service
./cli service <name> down	Stop a specific service
./cli service <name> restart	Restart a specific service
./cli service <name> logs	View service logs
./cli service <name> status	Check service status
./cli service list	List all running services
./cli service up-all	Start all services

Build Commands

Command	Description
./cli build <service> [version]	Build a service image
./cli build-and-push <service> [version]	Build and push to registry

Utility Commands

Kill all Docker containers:

docker rm -f $(docker ps -aq)

Staying Updated

To get the latest changes from the repository:

1. Save Your Local Changes (if any):

   git stash

2. Pull Latest Updates:

   git pull

3. Restore Your Local Changes (if any):

   git stash pop

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Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see our Contributing Guide for details.

Quick Contributing Steps

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a new branch: git checkout -b type/branch-name
3. Make your changes
4. Sign and commit your changes: git commit -s -m 'Add some amazing feature'
5. Push to the branch: git push origin type/branch-name
6. Submit a signed pull request

Mesh & Meshy are excited to see what amazing contributions you'll bring to the GitMesh community!

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Our Maintainers

RAWx18

parvm1102

Ronit-Raj9

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Community & Support

Support Channels

Channel	Typical Response Time	Best For
Discord	Real-time	Quick questions, community discussions
Email Support	24–48 hours	Technical issues, detailed bug reports
Twitter / X	Online	Tagging the project, general updates, public reports
GitHub Issues	1–3 days	Bug reports, feature requests, feedback

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Project Statistics

Metric	Value
Total Commits
Pull Requests
Issues Resolved
Latest Release

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