jcristol / gitnow

Simple and fast commands for your git workflow. :tropical_fish: + :octocat:

gitnow

Simple and fast commands for your git workflow. 🐠 +

gitnow is a Fish alternative inspired by git-friendly.

Install

With fisherman

fisher joseluisq/gitnow

Note: Fish 2.2.0 doesn't include native snippet support. Upgrade to Fish >= 2.3.0 or append the gitnow.fish to your ~/.config/fish/config.fish file.

CLI

Command	Description
commit	Equivalent to git add -A ; git commit [your arguments...].
pull	Equivalent to git stash ; git pull --rebase [your arguments...] (--rebase option is used only if repository was not rebased yet).
push	Equivalent to git push --set-upstream [your arguments...].
upstream	Equivalent to commit ; push commands. (-S is optional for GPG-sign commits)
gh	Equivalent to git clone for Github repositories.

pull, push and commit support git arguments.

Tip: 💡 Skip the password request creating a SSH key for your Github or Bitbucket account.

commit

commit adds all files git add . and then it performs git commit.

Examples:

commit
commit -S
commit . -m "my awesome commit"

pull

pull saves your local changes with git stash and then it performs git pull --rebase.

Examples:

pull
pull my_origin my_branch
pull my_origin --tags

push

push contains --set-upstream option by default.

Examples:

push
push my_origin my_branch
push my_origin --tags

upstream

Equivalent to commit ; push commands. Very useful for send your changes quickly.

Examples:

upstream
upstream -S

gh

git clone shortcut for Github repositories.

Examples:

• gh username/repo
• gh username repo
• gh repo : It's necessary to set your Github username (globaly). For this works, type: git config --global user.github "your-github-username"

Note: You need a SSH key for your Github account.

Contributions

Pull requests and issues are welcome.

License

MIT license

© 2016 José Luis Quintana