1.7.1 • Published 1 year ago
@xniva/git-shortcuts v1.7.1
Git Shortcuts
@xniva/git-shortcuts is a cli tool which provides shortcuts for the commanly used git commands.
Example:
use gl for the git log command to view the recent commit
Installation:
Install it globally using the command
npm i -g @xniva/git-shortcutsList of available commands:
| shortcut command | actual git command | action |
|---|---|---|
gl | git log | Show the list of commits for the current branch |
gs | git status | Show the status of the changes |
gb | git branch --show-current | Show the name of the current branch |
gcm | git checkout master | Swicth to the master branch |
gf | git fetch | Fetch from the remote |
gpm | git pull origin master | Pull the changes from the remote master branch |
gmm | git merge origin master | Merge the changes from the remote master to the current branch |
gph | git push origin HEAD | Push the current branch and its changes to remote and open the new PR url in browser |
gsr | git reset --soft HEAD~1 | Remove the last commit and preserve the changes |
ghr | git reset --hard HEAD~1 | Completely delete the changes of the last commit |
glp | git show-branch --no-name HEAD | Print the last commit message |
glc | git show-branch --no-name HEAD | Copy and Print the last commit message |
gsf | gcm && gpm && git merge --no-commit --no-ff origin/${featureBranch} | List the changes of a feature branch w.r.t master - for review |
gma | git merge --abort | Abort the merge |
grb | git reset --${hardOrSoft} origin/$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD) | Reset the current branch to its remote equivalent |
gphf | git push origin HEAD --force | Force push the current branch |
gc | git commit -m ${commitMessage} | Commit the staged files with the give message |
gcpm | gcm && gpm | Checkout master and pull |
gca | git commit -am ${commitMessage} | Commit all the files with the give message |
Master branch name is configurable:
Add a .env file in the directory where you are using the shortcuts and add the following line to set the master branch name
MASTER_BRANCH_NAME=main // or any other branch name