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gitquick

v4.7.4

Published

Git Add, Commit, and Push on the Fly

Downloads

53

Readme

gitquick - Git Add, Commit, and Push at Once

TOC

Installation

npm i -g gitquick

Usage

Inside your project directory, run the following in your terminal:

gitquick "<your_commit_message>"

gitquick automatically runs the following 3 commands:

git add -A, git commit -m "<your_commit_message>", and git push

New

v2.x: Added user-requested option to easily add and commit only (omitting push step)

Example:

gitquick -c "<your_commit_message>"

Preview

The Quickest and Easiest Way to Add, Commit, and Push

gitquick example

Features

Git Add, Commit, and Push With Only One Command

gitquick command

Loading Spinners Indicate and Confirm Progress

gitquick progress

Clear, Tightly Grouped Success/Error Indication

gitquick success

Error Handling That Keeps Your Console Clutter-Free

gitquick error

Windows Users

NOTE: Currently, you need to use a terminal like Git Bash to run gitquick. Support for Powershell coming soon.