Git helper
This amazing software was presented at FSCONS 2015
"Groundbreaking User Experiences" - FSCONS 2015
to list commands just write ./birgit
to run a command write ./birgit [command]
to add a command put a file in birgit_ folder
add birgit to your path in your .bashrc or .zhrc or where you want. i also recomend to use alias b
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author: Patrik Gustafsson
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work: Purple Scout
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linkedin:https://se.linkedin.com/in/paven
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homepage: mumma
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subject: https://github.com/paven/birGit/
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slides: http://www.mumma.nu/birGit
birGit is a git tool that allows you to easily use the power of the command line together with git. This software's main focus is to reduce (multiline) long git commands to simple commands.
- provides git commands that without birgit are too complex to use.
- has an amazing easy to expand file/folder code structure
- returns results with atomic rows.
- is written in bash.
- is your source of power
This talk will introduce you to birGit.
How to:
- use birGit
- know birGit
- expand birGit
- send birGit patches to the main project.
- how birGit was made with opensource in mind.
git clone https://github.com/paven/birGit.git ~/opt/birGit && echo 'export PATH=$PATH:~/opt/birGit/' >> ~/.profile && echo "alias b=birgit" >> ~/.profile
b
list all commands in birgit
b log
displays the git log in a nice way
b root
path to git root
b rebase
rebase your work on origin/master
b amend <commitish>
some code is under development... this one jumps back to a previous commit, and amends it.
executable files in a folder
cat ~/bin/birGit/birgit
some code is just perfect
- birgit reports should return results that are easy to pipe
- birgit should produce the same result independently of where within your repository you are standing
- birgit should be like your firm but kind grandmother
cat ~/bin/birGit/birgit_/log
A simple example
cat ~/bin/birGit/birgit_/amend
A complex example
cd ~/bin
rm -r birGit
git clone [email protected]:paven/birGit.git
use your repo
git commit . "Sane description of change"
git push
- your own scripts..
- git alias
- shell alias