grit

readable git

I would recommend making an alias and adding it to your .bashrc

alias grit='. ~/Documents/grit/grit'

Using grit you can create and push the first commit with the following:

grit init https://github.com/username/repo.git
grit cad . "Initial commit"
grit push

Or create a new branch (new-feature) based on the origin's main:

grit bronch main new-feature

Commands

Command	Description
grit	list current branches and current modified files
grit help COMMAND	show function body (or general help text if blank)
grit pull [BRANCH]	pull branch (develop if blank)
grit push [BRANCH]	push to branch (HEAD if blank)
grit force [BRANCH]	push to branch (HEAD) if asked nicely
grit update	pull main branch
grit refresh [SOURCE] [TARGET]	pull source branch (develop if blank) and push to target (HEAD if blank)
grit bronch [SOURCE] TARGET	create a new branch from source (develop if blank)
grit dif	show diff of words, ignoring whitespace changes
grit diff	show diff, ignoring whitespace changes
grit init [ORIGIN]	initialize a new repo (with origin if provided)
grit safe	run 'git config --global --add safe.directory $PWD'
grit commit [MESSAGE]	commit staged files with message (opens editor if blank)
grit cad PATH [MESSAGE]	add path and commit with message (opens editor if blank)
grit lad	add last diff'd file
grit cal [MESSAGE]	add last diff'd file commit with message (opens editor if blank)
grit uncommit	un-commit the last commit without losing work
grit amend	amend the staged files to the last commit
grit sad NAME ORIGIN [BRANCH] [PREFIX]	add subtree to repo with name, use branch (HEAD if blank) and use subfolder (NAME if blank)
grit sup NAME [BRANCH] [PREFIX]	update subtree by name, branch (HEAD if blank), and subfolder (NAME if blank)
grit suc [command]	for each submodule run a command
grit url [URL]	get the current remote origin url (or set it if provided)
grit me	print the global and local git user settings