/git-helper

Automate your Git workflow with these Bash and PowerShell scripts! Simplify the process of adding files, committing changes, and pushing to remote repositories

Primary LanguagePowerShell

Git Push Helper Scripts

This repository contains helper scripts to simplify the process of pushing changes to Git repositories. The provided scripts automate common tasks such as adding files, committing changes, and pushing to remote repositories.

Bash Script: gitpush.sh

Description:

The gitpush.sh script is written in Bash and provides a function gitpush to push changes to a Git repository. It automates the process of adding files, committing changes with a specified message, and pushing to the remote repository.

Usage:

  1. Clone or download this repository.
  2. Open your .bashrc file: 
    nano ~/.bashrc
  3. Add the following line at the end of the file to source the script and make the gitpush function available: 
    source /path/to/gitpush.sh
    Replace /path/to/gitpush.sh with the actual path to the gitpush.sh script on your system.
  4. Save and close the .bashrc file.
  5. Run the following command to apply the changes: 
    source ~/.bashrc
  6. Now you can use the gitpush function in your terminal to push changes to your Git repositories: 
    gitpush "Your commit message"

PowerShell Script: Git-Push.ps1

Description:

The Git-Push.ps1 script is written in PowerShell and provides a function Git-Push to push changes to a Git repository. It automates the process of adding files, committing changes with a specified message, and pushing to the remote repository.

Usage:

  1. Clone or download this repository.
  2. Open your PowerShell profile file: 
    notepad $profile
  3. Add the following line at the end of the file to import the script and make the Git-Push function available: 
    . /path/to/Git-Push.ps1
    Replace /path/to/Git-Push.ps1 with the actual path to the Git-Push.ps1 script on your system.
  4. Save and close the PowerShell profile file.
  5. Restart your PowerShell session or run the following command to apply the changes: 
    . $profile
  6. Now you can use the Git-Push function in PowerShell to push changes to your Git repositories: 
    Git-Push -CommitMessage "Your commit message"

This README provides step-by-step instructions for users to configure and use the scripts by adding them to their .bashrc or PowerShell profile files.