git+ is a hack of git, smart for you.
-
Execute commands before
git subcommand
executed,git commit
for example.pre-commit: '*': - jshint . - git status
-
Execute commands after
git subcommand
executed,git clone
for example.post-clone: 'gitlab.example.com': - git config user.name hotoo - git config user.email hotoo@example.com - git config user.email
$ npm install gitplus -g
~/.gitplusrc:
git-path: /usr/bin/git
post-clone:
gitlab.example.com:
- git config user.name lizzie
- git config user.email lizzie@example.com
gitlab.company.com:
- git config user.name hotoo
- git config user.email hotoo@company.com
pre-commit:
'*':
- jshint .
~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc
alias git='gitplus'
git-path
: optional, set you origin git command via absoulte path, default is/usr/bin/git
.pre-subcommand
: hooks for execute commands beforegit subcommand
.post-subcommand
: hooks for execute commands aftergit subcommand
.gitlab.example.com
,gitlab.company.com
and*
is a sample condition for filter git repository.git config user.name lizzie
is a sample command, this will execute aftergit subcommand
success and condition matched.
$ git config --global user.email
hotoo.cn@gmail.com
$ git clone git@gitlab.example.com:test/repo.git test
$ cd test
$ git config user.email
lizzie@example.com
$ git clone git@gitlab.company.com:test/repo.git
$ cd repo
$ git config user.email
hotoo@company.com