README.md

git-bash-config

Installation

Clone repository into your user-specific configurations folder $HOME/.config is the same as ~/.config.

Then symlink $HOME/.bashrc and $HOME/.bash_profile to its respective files in $HOME/.config/git-bash.

Via git clone:

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/Hdoc1509/git-bash-config.git

Via tiged (degit):

degit Hdoc1509/git-bash-config

Symlink

Be sure to run commands as administrator or that your session has the necessary permissions.

In UNIX and Windows via git-bash:

ln -s ~/.config/git-bash/.basrc ~/.bashrc
ln -s ~/.config/git-bash/.bash_profile ~/.bash_profile

In Windows via cmd or powershell:

mklink C:\Users\your_user\.bashrc C:\Users\your_user\.config\git-bash\.bashrc
mklink C:\Users\your_user\.bash_profile C:\Users\your_user\.config\git-bash\.bash_profile

Usage

Once you installed you will be able to use aliases and print messages with some colors.

Aliases

You can change aliases in aliases.sh.

• For change directory to your development folder:

dev # cd /path/to/development-folder

• For Neovim GUI's:

nv  # open neovim in terminal
nvq # open nvim-qt
nvd # open neovide

• For Git commands:

gst  # git status
gsts # git status --short
gd   # git diff
ga   # git add
gaa  # git add .
gc   # git commit
gcm  # git commit -m
gp   # git push
gpl  # git pull
gl   # git log
glo  # git log --oneline
grm  # git rm
grs  # git restore
grt  # git reset
grts # git reset --soft

• For Python commands:

update-pip

• For NPM commands:

npm-pkgs   # list of dependencies in current folder
npm-g-pkgs # list of global dependencies

• For git-bash:

src-bashrc # source your $HOME/.bashrc file
new        # open a new git-bash window in current directory
las        # just ls -a

Color messages

You can print colored messages with echo -e:

echo -e "Message in ${red}red color${nocolor} and in ${green}green color"

Be sure to use ${nocolor} for reset color in your printed message.

Available colors:

• nocolor
• red
• green
• orange
• blue
• purple
• cyan
• lightgray
• darkgray
• lightred
• lightgreen
• yellow
• lightblue
• lightpurple
• lightcyan
• white

Colors where taken from jonsuh/.bash_profile