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byul-alias

v1.0.0

Published

Simple git alias manager

Downloads

50

Readme

byul-alias

byul-alias is a simple git alias manager.

npm license

Installation

You can install byul-alias using your preferred package manager:

npm

npm install byul-alias

Yarn

yarn add byul-alias

pnpm

pnpm add byul-alias

Bun

bun add byul-alias

Setup error

If the byul-alias.yml file hasn’t been created, run:

node node_modules/byul-alias/dist/setup.mjs

Or, you can manually create the byul-alias.yml file and add this code:

# Common Git Alias Shortcuts
# --------------------------
# You can customize these aliases however you like.
# Below are some of the most commonly used Git aliases:

# co: checkout    -> Switch branches or restore working tree files
# br: branch      -> List, create, or delete branches
# ci: commit      -> Record changes to the repository
# st: status      -> Show the working tree status
# lg: log --oneline --graph --decorate -> Show a graphical log of commits
# cm: commit -m   -> Record changes with an inline commit message
# a: add .        -> Stage all changes in the current directory

# Note: These are just examples.
# You can define your own shortcuts, like setting `co` to `commit`.
        
git-alias:
  co: checkout
  br: branch
  ci: commit
  st: status
  cm: commit -m

Usage

Define Your Git Aliases

Customize your Git Aliases by editing the byul-alias.yml file. Here’s an example configuration:

git-alias:
  co: checkout
  br: branch
  ci: commit
  st: status
  cm: commit -m

This setup ensures that your Git aliases are consistently applied across your project.

Install and Apply Aliases

Once your Git Aliases are configured, install and apply them effortlessly with:

npx byul-alias install
npx byul-alias add

Byul-alias automatically configures and applies your Git aliases with ease.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to byul-alias! Whether it's reporting a bug, suggesting an enhancement, or submitting a pull request, your input is valued.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For any questions, suggestions, or feedback, please contact love1ace.