From Skunkworks

General Information

Subversion

Directory Management

Add directories

$ svn  mkdir https://[username:[password]@]my.co.ke/svn/sampleproject/trunk/
$ svn  mkdir https://[username:[password]@]my.co.ke/svn/sampleproject/branches

Importing a project

Local import (using the https:// uri)

 svn import project/ https://[username:[password]@]my.co.ke/svn/sampleproject/trunk/ -m "My first Import"

where
- project is the local folder to be imported
- https://... is the url to import to
- -m ... is the commit message

The folder project will be created on the trunk if it doesnt exist.

Remote checkout

You can also check out code imported into the server in the following way

svn  co https://[username:[password]@]my.co.ke/svn/sampleproject/trunk/

File Management on your working copy

Once you have checked out your code, Files can be easily managed by using svn [rm|add|cat|cp|ls|mv|up] etc.
Sample usage

$ mkdir src/
$ svn add src/
$ cd src/
$ echo -e "#include<stdio.h>\nvoid main(){printf("Hello World\n");}" > file.c
$ svn add file.c
$ svn diff

Commit

Once you have coded and want to commit your changes, just issue an svn commit/ci

$ cd ..
$ svn commit -m "hello updated"

Projects

Pingster

A simple uptime measurement tool using icmp replies. Ping utilities written as cron-python scripts for, A django application is used for rendering the data. Data is stored in mysql