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gitmo-cli

v1.0.3

Published

An simple CLI for GitHub with an extra texture of emoji which look so cool and add more attractive commit to your git

Downloads

5

Readme

Gitmo-Cli

This is an amazing CLI or you can use as boilerplate for git commit

Feature

Some Feature are list below...

  1. Initialize Git Repository
    • INIT Git Repository.
    • Check readme.md if not exist create one.
    • Check .gitignore if not exist create one.
    • Ask For Your GitHub Remote.
    • Add All files.
    • Add Beautiful Git Commit with EMOJI.
  2. Update Git Repository
    • Add All files to your git.
    • Add Beautiful Git Commit as Update with Special EMOJI and add track files as commit description.
  3. Remove Files From Git Repository
    • Remove Given Files From Tracking
    • Add Beautiful Git Commit as Remove with Special EMOJI and add untracked files as commit description.
  4. Fixed Bug Commit.
    • Add All files to your git.
    • Add Beautiful Git Commit as BUG Fixed with Special EMOJI and add track files as commit description.
  5. Update Readme.md
    • Add readme.md to your git.
    • Add Beautiful Git Commit as Readme.Update with Special EMOJI.
  6. Deploy Git Commit - Add All files to your git.
    • Add Beautiful Git Commit as Deploy with Special EMOJI and add track files as commit description
  7. Folder Structure Commit
    • Add all files to your git.
    • Add Beautiful Git Commit as Structure with Special EMOJI and add track files as commit description

Instalation

$ npm i -g gitmo-cli

or

$ yarn global add gitmo-cli

after that you can use Gitmo-Cli by gitmo [command] [argu]

Help

$ gitmo -h

or

$ gitmo

Initialized Git Repository

$ gitmo -i

it ask for your github repo url with .git extension provide it. and it will create repo with readme.md and .gitignore if not exist then push to your remote server. Note : You can init your working dir.

Update Git Repository

$ gitmo -u [msg]

Remove From Git Repository

$ gitmo -r [msg] [files]

Fixed Git Commit

$ gitmo -f [msg]

Readme.md Update

$ gitmo -R [msg]

Deploy Update

$ gitmo -d [msg]

Structure Update Commit

$ gitmo -z [msg]

Create Your own style commit

You can create your own style commit just edit few files from dir and you can add your own style commit with just one command

Folder Structure

.
├── lib                             # All helper files
├── node_modules
├── util                            # All Command Files
    ├── command.js                  # Command Use in gitmo i.e (-i,-h,-p)
    ├── deploy.js                   # Deploy Commit and push to server
    ├── fixed.js                    # Fixed Commit and push to server
    ├── help.js                     # Show Help on Shell
    ├── init.js                     # Init Commit and push to server
    ├── log.js                      # Log helper File
    ├── readme.js                   # Handle Readme Commit and push to the server
    ├── remove.js                   # Handle Remove Commit and push to the server
    ├── update.js                   # Handle Update Commit and push to the server
    ├── format.js                   # Handle Format Commit and push to the server
    └── emoji.js                    # All Emoji lives here

├── index.js                        # Starter Point
├── package-lock.json
├── readme.md