Quick Git

Makes the most common Git workflow really easy. Add, commit and push in one simple command.

Install the script (link it to local bin folder):

$ git clone https://github.com/anshdivu/quick_git.git
$ cd quick_git
$ ln -s $PWD/quick_git /usr/local/bin/qg

Usage Example:

My Favorite combination:

$ qg -apo "Awesome Commit"

This command would internally execute:

$ git add -A .
$ git commit -v -m "Awesome Commit"
$ git push origin CURRENT_BRANCH
$ echo "commit_url" | pbcopy     # OS X only - copies to clipboard
$ open "commit_url"              # OS X only - opens in web browser

Use '-h' or '--help' to get help manual

$ qg -h
#### or ####
$ qg --help
Usage: qg "commit message"
    -a, --all                        automatically stage files that have been modified, added or deleted
    -h, --help                       Prints help message
    -m, --message=<msg>              Uses the given <msg> as the commit message. Uses '<prefix>-<number> <msg>' as the commit message format
    -n, --number=<number>            Uses the given <number> as part of the commit message. The commit message format will be '<prefix>-<number> <msg>'
    -o, --open                       (OS X only) Opens commit url in browser and copies the url to clipboard
    -p, --push                       Push commits to remote
    -r, --prefix=<prefix>            Uses the given <prefix> as part of the commit message. The commit message format will be '<prefix>-<NUMBER> <msg>'

(Optional) Commit Message Formating based on Branch Name:

Assuming you are working in branch "ISSUE-NUM-my-branch"
```
$ qg "Easy Commit"
```
This command would internally execute:
```
$ git commit -v -m "ISSUE-NUM Easy Commit"
```
Assuming you are working in branch "123-my-branch" and the repo url is "https://github.com/MyOrg/MyRepo"
```
$ qg "Easy Commit"
```
This command would internally execute:
```
$ git commit -v -m "MyOrg-123 Easy Commit"
```