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@saroarshahan/gitgc

v1.0.9

Published

A lightweight CLI tool that automates `git add`, `git commit`, and `git push` — with optional flags for flexibility.

Readme

🚀 @saroarshahan/gitgc

A lightweight CLI tool that automates git add, git commit, and git push — with optional flags for flexibility.


📦 Installation

npm install -g @saroarshahan/gitgc
yarn global add @saroarshahan/gitgc
npm install @saroarshahan/gitgc
yarn add @saroarshahan/gitgc

🛠️ Usage

npm gitgc "your commit message" [--options]

🔧 Options

| Flag | Description | Default | | ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | | -f, --files | Specify files or folders to stage | . | | -r, --remote | Git remote to push to | origin | | -b, --branch | Git branch to push to | main | | -a, --amend | Amend the last commit instead of creating a new one. | false | | -np, --no-push | Skips the git push step | false | | -po, --push-only | Skip staging/commit. Only pushes to remote branch. | false | | -nv, --no-verify | Hooks are skipped using git flags | | | -h, --help | Show help information | |

📝 Examples

# Use `gitgc` to commit and push changes if you installed it globally
gitgc "fix: resolve issue with DataTable filter state"

# Simple commit and push
npm gitgc "fix: resolve issue with DataTable filter state"

# Commit specific file
npm gitgc "style: update item alignment in CSS" --files src/header.css

# Amend the previous commit and skip push
npm gitgc "fix: reword commit" --amend --no-push

# Push to different remote and branch
npm gitgc "feat: deploy script added" --remote origin --branch dev

# Skip hooks (e.g., Husky)
gitgc "fix: skip hooks" --no-verify

# Interactive mode (no commit message)
npm gitgc

🔍 Features

  • Prompt-based fallback if no message is provided
  • Checks for uncommitted changes before committing
  • Safe defaults with room for customization
  • Clean CLI experience with color-coded output
  • By default, gitgc respects all Git hooks (like Husky’s pre-commit, commit-msg, pre-push).

🧑‍💻 Author

Saroar Shahan
GitHubNPM

📄 License

MIT License