Generate a Git Repo from a Google Doc
Generate a Git Repo from a Google Doc
doc2git is a simple web app which lets you generate a Git repo from the revision history of a Google Doc. Every revision to the doc becomes a commit to a plain text version of the doc in the Git repo, with the correct author and time. It's web based since it has to do the OAuth dance with Google to use the Google Drive API, but it runs completely client-side from then on.
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