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gitquickpusher

v3.0.0

Published

A simple easy to use command line tool to push your code to your github repositories in a single line.

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Maintainers

amananytime07amananytime07

Keywords

gitgithubpushcommitbranchquickchanges

Readme

Git Quick Pusher

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Features

  1. To connect git to your local github repository in a single line.

  2. To push your code to your local github repository in a single line.

  3. To create a new branch in your local github repository and push your code to it in a single line.

  4. To push your code to an existing branch other than the "master" branch in a single line( under development, some bugs are being fixed ).

  5. More Future Updates will be added as stated in UPCOMING.md and stay tuned for it.

Installation

1). As a Command Line Interface (CLI) tool globally in your system

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/arcAman07/git-quick-pusher.git

Install the dependencies:

npm i

Install the package globally on your machine:

npm i -g

2). From npm as a package installed as a dependency

npm i gitquickpusher

Usage

1). To connect git to your local github repository for the first time:

Syntax( default branch is set to be "master")

quick set "<Commit Message>" <Repository Url>

2). To commit and push code to your local existing github repository:

Syntax( default branch is set to be "master")

quick push "<Commit Message>"

3). To create a new branch in your github repository and push your code to it:

Syntax

quick branch <Branch Name> "<Commit Message>"

4). To push your code to an already existing branch other than the "master" branch( under development, some bugs are being fixed ):

Syntax

quick send <Branch Name> "<Commit Message>"

5). To get help about the CLI commands in this package:

Syntax

quick --help

In-Action

1). To connect git to your local github repository for the first time( default branch is set to be "master"): image

2). To commit and push code to your local existing github repository( default branch is set to be "master"): image

3). To create a new branch in your github repository and push your code to it: image

4). To push your code to an already existing branch other than the "master" branch( under development, some bugs are being fixed ): image

5). To get help about the CLI commands in this package: image

Pre-Requisites

  1. Node js installed globally in your local system.

  2. Presence of any text-editors like Atom, Goland, VS Code, etc .

  3. Initialise npm in your current project and then install the package in your local system.

Contributions

  1. If you liked the package and you are using it in your day to day life for your projects, do star the repo.

  2. If you have any feedbacks or cool things you want to add to this package, raise an issue and I will surely look into it.

  3. If you want to contribute to this package check out the the CONTRIBUTING.md file in this repository.

  4. Also you can check out the UPCOMING.md file in this repository to know about the future additions and updates which I am planning to make to this package.