https://github.com/atiq-cs/easygit-cs

Easy Git: a Git Utility; let's make version control easier; this is the C# version, to be deprecated in favor of Kotlin.
https://github.com/atiq-cs/easygit-cs

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Easy Git: a Git Utility; let's make version control easier; this is the C# version, to be deprecated in favor of Kotlin.

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/atiq-cs/easygit-cs
• Owner: atiq-cs
• License: gpl-3.0
• Created: 2021-10-28T19:01:27.000Z (about 3 years ago)
• Default Branch: dev
• Last Pushed: 2023-04-21T00:47:18.000Z (over 1 year ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-11-07T01:12:49.538Z (8 days ago)
• Topics: git, libgit2sharp, version-control
• Language: C#
• Homepage:
• Size: 120 KB
• Stars: 0
• Watchers: 2
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 2
• Metadata Files:
  • Readme: README.md
  • License: LICENSE

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## Git Utility

Git Utility to handle multiple git accounts.

A utility to automate some of the commonly used Git Actions.

For example, to push changes to a git repository, this is a common sequence of commands,

    git add --update

    git commit --file commit_log.txt

    git push origin BRANCH_NAME

This utility does all of that when we run,

    GitUtility push mod

The tool requires an initial json config file to start with. The path of config file is:

`%LOCALAPPDATA%\GitUtilConfig.json`

Example json config,

    {

        "github.com/USER_NAME_1": {

            "GithubToken": "ghp_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",

            "FullName": "First Last",

            "Email": "[email protected]",

            "CommitLogFilePath": "D:\\code\\commit_log_user1.txt",

            "IsDefault": "True"

        },

        "bitbucket.com/USER_NAME_2": {

            "Password": "YOUR_PASS_2",

            "Dirs": [

                "D:\\Code\\OtherOrg\\BIApp"

            ],

            "FullName": "First Last",

            "Email": "[email protected]",

            "CommitLogFilePath": "D:\\code\\commit_log_user2.txt"

        }

        "localhost/USER_NAME_3": {

            "Password": "YOUR_PASS_3",

            "Dirs": [

                "D:\\Code\\LocalProjects\\BIApp"

            ],

            "FullName": "First Last",

            "Email": "[email protected]",

            "CommitLogFilePath": "D:\\code\\commit_log_use3.txt"

        }

    }

**CLA Examples**  

*CLA Design follows POSIX style arguments.*

Commands,

    GitUtility info

    GitUtility push mod

    GitUtility pull

    GitUtility push mod --amend

Above commands assume we are inside the git repo directory.

To run while being outside of the repo dir, we have,

    GitUtility --repo-path D:\CoolApp info

Or, to specify an input json config file path,

    GitUtility --config-file-path D:\Workspace\Config.json info

If it's not provided, default path is: `$Env:LOCALAPPDATA\GitUtilConfig.json`.

`push mod` only pushes modified files.

**Info / Status related arguments**

Show basic information about the repository,

    GitUtility --repo-path D:\CoolApp info

Show modified files that will be added to next `push mod` command,

    GitUtility --repo-path D:\CoolApp stat

Please visit the design wiki for command line arguments (in reference section) to know more about the

arguments.

To add a single file to commit and to push it to remote,

    GitUtility push single relative_file_path

*Argument `push single` also supports `--amend` to overwrite the previous commit.*

To add all files and to push,

    GitUtility push all

`push all` supports `--amend` which allows modifying/ammending the last commit and pushing to remote.

**Remote URL examples**

Set remote origin,

    GitUtility set-url https://github.com/repo/project.git

Set remote upstream (useful when you are only pulling changes from an upstream source, but pushing to your own repository),

    GitUtility set-url https://github.com/repo/project.git --upstream

#### Pull Examples

Pull from remote upstream (set upstream before running this using example in previous section),

    GitUtility pull --upstream

To pull from origin,

    GitUtility pull

For help on CLA try,

    GitUtility help

### References

- CLA Design [wiki](https://github.com/atiq-cs/GitUtil/wiki/Command-Line-Arguments-Design)