SpaghettiFS is a FUSE filesystem that stores data in a Git repository.

SpaghettiFS code is experimental, not suitable for anything important. It will steal your files, crash your computer and burn down your house. Handle with care. That being said, here's a quick guide:

• clone the source code: git clone git://github.com/alex-morega/SpaghettiFS.git
• (optionally) set up a virtualenv
• run python setup.py develop
• run unit tests: python setup.py test -q or python spaghettifs/tests/all.py
• create a blank filesystem: spaghettifs mkfs path/to/repo.sfs
• mount the filesystem: spaghettifs mount path/to/repo.sfs path/to/mount

• file metadata: owner, permissions, create/modify/access times
• symlinks, renaming of folders
• fsck