PyCommit

A simple CLI utility to create uniform commits.

Table of Contents

• Usage
  • Track/Stage Changes
  • Commit Changes
  • Push commit
  • All in one
• Installation
  • Install from release
    • Linux
    • Windows
    • Mac
  • Install from source
    • Linux
    • Windows
    • Mac

Usage

Track/stage changes in working directory

PyCommit equivalent to 'git add .' to add all untracked files or unstaged changes to the current commit.

pycommit add

or

pycommit a

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Commit staged changes

PyCommit equivalent to 'git commit -m "Title" -m "Message"' to commit the staged changes to the current repository (local only).

pycommit commit

or

pycommit c

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Push commit to remote

PyCommit equivalent to 'git push -u "remote" "branch"' to push the commit to a remote.

pycommit push

or

pycommit p

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All in one

PyCommit equivalent to 'git add . && git commit -m "Title" -m "Message" && git push -u "remote" "branch"'

pycommit

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Changing path of repo

PyCommit command argument '-p' is used to load a repo that is not in the current running directory.

pycommit -p /path/to/repo

Installation

Install from releases

Linux release

Available packages:

Packaging type	status
AUR	✘
Fedora (rpm)	✘
Flatpak	✘
AppImage	✘
Snap	✘

For more information visit the Linux Releases Wiki Page

Pip release

python -m pip install gitpython PyCommit

Install from source

Refer to the Install from source section in the wiki.