git-helpe-rs

CLI helper for formatting branches and commits

Why

Probably when you code you have some requirements about branch name and commit format. I want to make it easy for myself, maybe someone finds themself in the same situation.

What

This cli provides you with following commands:

• show - show current config
• set-prefix k value - sets key-value pair for your branch prefix
• b k - uses what you have in your clipboard and ads your prefix to it and checkouts to new branch
• set-commit "Your own template with {}; That will be interpolated on each {}" - this sets format for your commits
• b c here "are values with which your template will be interpolated" - by this you will make a commit with given format
• set-branch "Same as for commit, but doesn't yet work" - tbd
• delete k - deletes key from branch prefixes

How

Get the git repo, build it with:

cargo build -r

Go to

cd ./target/release/

run:

chmod +x git-helpe-rs

and copy it to your bin directory to start using or make alias for it.

Or as one command:

git clone git@github.com:Zolwiastyl/git-helpe-rs.git &&
cargo build -r &&
cd ./target/release &&
chmod +x git-helpe-rs

[x] use clap builder [x] piping output from git [x] add variants for template in gitconfig [x] adding clipboard commands [x] setting branch template [x] branch formatting with template

[x] copy flag and dry run [x] commit [x] branch: [x] prefix [x] template

[ ] {b} in templates [ ] {[]} in templates [ ] autocompletion [ ] publish

ADD VARIANTS FOR TEMPLATE set-branch-format Set template that can be used when switching branches set-commit Set template for commit formatting

set-branch-prefix Set prefix for checkout using clipboard contents key value

bp Check you out to a branch using your clipboard contents prefixKey

bf Check out to a branch based on template -k use exact template c Commit using one of templates -a use autocomplete values -k use exact template -b use number from branch template-key ..interpolate-values

show Show current config in plain JSON help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)