Gitpilot

Gitpilot is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to simplify and streamline common Git operations. With an intuitive command structure, Gitpilot allows you to manage your Git repositories efficiently.

Features

• Time travel create and push commit into the past or future, yes i'm serious, checkout( backdate | commitOn ) commands
• Commit changes with a custom message or by selecting files interactively.
• Push and pull changes to and from branches.
• Create and switch branches effortlessly.
• Manage tags with the ability to create and list annotated tags.
• Stash changes and apply stashes as needed.
• Undo commits or amend the last commit with a new message.
• Cherry-pick commits from your Git history.
• Resolve merge conflicts and manage Git configurations easily.

Advantages

• Saves time and effort by simplifying command syntax.
• Streamlines Git operations for developers of all levels.
• Simplifies complex Git commands through a user-friendly interface.
• Enhances Git workflow efficiency.

Installation

To install Gitpilot globally, run:

npm install -g gitpilot

Usage

Once installed globally, you can access Gitpilot commands directly from your terminal. Simply type gitpilot <command> followed by any necessary arguments. Refer to the specific command descriptions for detailed usage instructions.

Example:

To commit staged changes with a message "Updated README":

gitpilot commit "Updated README"

Basic Commands

Commit changes:

gitpilot commit "Your commit message"

Undo the last commit:

gitpilot commit "Your commit message"

Commit to specific time (past or future):

gitpilot backdate "Your commit message" "2000-03-22"

OR

gitpilot commitOn "Your commit message" "2000-03-22"

Edit the last commit's message:

gitpilot amend-commit "New commit message"

Push changes:

gitpilot push [branch]

Pull changes:

gitpilot pull [branch]

Create a new branch:

gitpilot create-branch <branchName>

List all branches:

gitpilot list-branches

Delete a local branch:

gitpilot delete-branch <branchName>

Create an annotated tag:

gitpilot create-tag <tagName> "Your tag message"

List all tags:

gitpilot list-tags

Stash changes:

gitpilot stash

Apply a stash:

gitpilot apply-stash [stashIndex]

List all stashes:

gitpilot list-stashes

Unstage files:

gitpilot unstage <files...>

Cherry-pick a commit:

gitpilot cherry-pick <commitHash>

Resolve merge conflicts:

gitpilot resolve-conflicts

Set Git configuration:

gitpilot set-config <key> <value> [global]

Get Git configuration:

gitpilot get-config <key>