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lazyjj

TUI for Jujutsu/jj. Built in Rust with Ratatui. Interacts with jj CLI.

Log
- Scroll through the jj log and view change details in side panel
- Create new changes from selected change with n
- Edit changes with e
- Desribe changes with d
- Abandon changes with a
- Toggle between color words and git diff with p
- See different revset with r
- Set a branch to selected change with b
- Fetch/push with f/p
Files
- View files in current change and diff in side panel
- See a change's files from the log tab with Enter
- View conflicts list in current change
- Toggle between color words and git diff with w
Branches
- View list of branches, including from all remotes with a
- Create with c, rename with r, delete with d, forget with f
- Track branches with t, untrack branches with T
Command log: View every command lazyjj executes
Config: Configure lazyjj with your jj config
Help: See all key mappings with h/?

Make sure you have jj installed first.

With cargo binstall: cargo binstall lazyjj
With cargo install: cargo install lazyjj (may take a few moments to compile)
With pre-built binaries: View releases
For Arch Linux: pacman -S lazyjj

To build and install a pre-release version: cargo install --git https://github.com/Cretezy/lazyjj.git --locked

You can optionally configure the following options through your jj config:

lazyjj.higlight-color: Changes the highlight color. Can use named colors. Defaults to #323264
lazyjj.diff-format: Change the default diff format. Can be color-words or git. Defaults to color_words
- If lazyjj.diff-format is not set but ui.diff.format is, the latter will be used
lazyjj.branch-prefix: Change the branch name prefix for generated branch names. Defaults to push-
- If lazyjj.branch-prefix is not set but git.push-branch-prefix is, the latter will be used

Example: jj config set --user lazyjj.diff-format "color-words" (for storing in user config file, repo config is also supported)

To start lazyjj for the repository in the current directory: lazyjj

To use a different repository: lazyjj --path ~/path/to/repo

To start with a different default revset: lazyjj -r '::@'

See all key mappings for the current tab with h or ?.

Quit with q
Change tab with 1/2/3
Scrolling in left panel
- Scroll down/up by one line with j/k or down/up arrow
- Scroll down/up by half page with J/K or down/up arrow
Scrolling in right panel
- Scroll down/up by one line with Ctrl+e/Ctrl+y
- Scroll down/up by a half page with Ctrl+d/Ctrl+u
- Scroll down/up by a full page with Ctrl+f/Ctrl+b

Select current change with @
View change files in files tab with Enter
Display different revset with r (jj log -r)
Change right panel diff format between color words (default) and Git with w
Toggle right panel wrapping with W
Create new change after highlighted change with n (jj new)
- Create new change and describe with N (jj new -m)
Edit highlighted change e (jj edit)
Abandon a change with a (jj abandon)
Describe the highlighted change with d (jj describe)
- Save with Ctrl+s
- Cancel with Esc
Set a branch to the highlighted change with b (jj branch set)
- Scroll in branch list with j/k
- Create a new branch with c
- Use auto-generated name with g
Git fetch with f (jj git fetch)
- Git fetch all remotes with F (jj git fetch --all-remotes)
Git push with p (jj git push)
- Git push all branches with P (jj git push --all)

Show branches with all remotes with a (jj branch list --all)
Create a branch with c (jj branch create)
Rename a branch with r (jj branch rename)
Delete a branch with d (jj branch delete)
Forget a branch with f (jj branch forget)
Track a branch with t (only works for branches with remotes) (jj branch track)
Untrack a branch with T (only works for branches with remotes) (jj branch untrack)
Change right panel diff format between color words (default) and Git with w
Toggle right panel wrapping with W
Create a new change after the highlighted branch's change with n (jj new)
- Create a new change and describe with N (jj new -m)

Install Rust and
Clone repository
Run with cargo run
Build with cargo build --release (output in target/release)
You can point it to another jj repo with --path: cargo run -- --path ~/other-repo

lazyjj has 2 debugging tools:

Logging: Enabled by setting LAZYJJ_LOG=1 when running. Produces a lazyjj.log log file
Tracing: Enabled by setting LAZYJJ_TRACE=1 when running. Produces trace-*.json Chrome trace file, for chrome://tracing or ui.perfetto.dev