declancm/git-scripts

Bash shell scripts to make life easier when using Git.

Shell

git-scripts

Bash shell scripts to make life easier when using Git.

The scripts allow for:

automated git commit and push,
automated git pull.

The Scripts

commit.sh

The script detects the current git repository, the current branch and the name
of the remote repository, then pushes to the remote repository with the branch
of the same name.

commit-silent.sh

A silent version of 'commit.sh' which only gives an output if an error occurs.

pull.sh

Git pull from your remote repository for your current branch.

pull-silent.sh

A silent version of 'pull.sh' which only gives an output if an error occurs.

Dependencies

Bash
git

Installation

Clone the directory:

git clone https://github.com/declancm/git-scripts.git ~/git-scripts

Ensure the scripts executable:
```
chmod +x ~/git-scripts/*.sh
```
Make sure you have added a remote repository to your desired git directory:

https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/getting-started-with-git/managing-remote-repositories
Aliases can be created within ' ~/.bashrc ' (or ' ~/.zshrc ' for ZSH as long as
bash is installed) like so:
```
alias commit='source ~/git-scripts/commit.sh'
alias pull='source ~/git-scripts/pull.sh'
```

Instructions

For Terminal Usage

From terminal, manually run the shell scripts:

source ~/git-scripts/commit.sh
source ~/git-scripts/pull.sh

A string can be supplied as an argument to create a custom commit message.

source ~/git-scripts/commit.sh "example commit message"
source ~/git-scripts/pull.sh "example commit message"

To get the most benefit from these scripts, create an alias in your .bashrc (or
.zshrc etc.)

For Vim/Neovim

The same scripts can be used for vim/neovim:

nnoremap <silent> <leader>gc :!source ~/git-scripts/commit.sh<CR>
nnoremap <silent> <leader>gp :!source ~/git-scripts/pull.sh<CR>