Git High Level CLI

Git just got that much easier! The Git High-Level CLI simplifies the git process by bringing the actual git commmands to the top level of the Terminal script.

Status
0.5.3

Overview

GHL CLI removes the need to type git while still accessing the commands.

Installation

Ensure that you have git installed. Visit their downloads page for various options of downloading the SCM, and visit their documentation for reference and guides.

Clone this repo to a .bash directory in your root directory:

$ mkdir ~/.bash # if you don't already have a .bash directory here
$ cd ~/.bash
$ git clone git@github.com:fullstax/git-high-level-cli.git

Note: Read before continuing

Once you include the succeeding export/source lines in your ~/.bash* file(s), some commands with the same name may override or be overridden by the GHL file, depending on the hierarchy of that file.

If you notice you overrode a command, simply comment out/remove the export/source lines, or rename one of the instances of the conflicted command to something else.

Edit your ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bashrc, or ~/.profile and add the following code to the top:

export GITHIGHLEVELCLI=~/.bash/git-high-level-cli
source "${GITHIGHLEVELCLI}/main.sh"

Once you restart your Terminal/Bash shell or open up a new window/tab, you'll be able to use the new commands!

Commands

The following commands are currently supported by GHL CLI:

script	description	alias
`$ ghl`	Prints out description and meta info in shell.	no alias
`$ acp`	add, commit with message, and push to default branch.	`$ git add --all && git commit -m <msg> && git push`
`$ add`	add files to stage.	`$ git add [*
`$ branch`	view/add/remove branches.	`$ git branch [-a
`$ checkout`	change branches.	`$ git checkout <branchname>`
`$ clone`	clone repos.	`$ git clone <remoterepoURL>`
`$ commit`	commit staged files.	`$ git commit -m <message>`
`$ ignore`	adds to ignore file or creates new ignore file with output.	no alias
`$ log`	view past commits.	`$ git log`
`$ merge`	merge a branch with the current branch.	`$ git merge <branchname>`
`$ pull`	pull from a remote repo.	`$ git pull [<branchname>]`
`$ push`	push to a remote repo.	`$ git push [<remote>]`
`$ pushup`	push to and set upstream.	`$ git push -u <remote> <branchname>`
`$ remote`	view/add/remove remotes.	`$ git remote [add <remotename> <remoteURL>]`
`$ status`	view staged/untracked files.	`$ git status`

Updating

Before you update, you can check the current version of your clone of GHL by entering the following in your shell:

$ ghl v # short version
$ ghl version # long version

Updating is simple; you can enter the following command:

$ ghl u[pdate]

...or navigate to the directory that you installed the project to, and pull:

$ cd ~/path/to/git-high-level-cli
$ pull # assuming you have the GHL pull command setup

License

The MIT License

geoffdavis92 / git-high-level-cli