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git-commands-cli

v1.3.4

Published

A Companion CLI App For Gitcheats

Readme

Git Cheats is a small project for people who wants to get into git using commands but don't know where to start. It started as a side-project to help my friends / colleagues check commands easily, but it turned out it has been shared through my friends lots of times and it is being used on a daily basis. Suprising enough, I wanted to create a project for this. Maybe someone finds it useful and / or wants to contribute!

You can either use web based GitCheats App from your browser or use this GitCheats CLI right from your terminal.

How To Install:

Using NPM

npm i -g git-commands-cli

Clone

  • Clone or Download this repository
  • Within the directory, from your favorite terminal
    • npm install
    • npm link (might ask for permission depending on your OS)

Available Commands:

| Command | Description | | -------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | gitcheats | Launch gitcheats.com directly | | gitcheats [command] | Print command descriptions right into your terminal | | gitcheats --open [command] | Open gitcheats.com in browser with your command filtered | | gitcheats --language [key] | Set your preffered language (Default: en) | | gitcheats --version | Shows and checks version | | gitcheats --help | Show commands for the app |

How To Contribute:

  • If you want to add more commands into GitCheats, please contribute to original GitCheats Repository.
  • If you want to further improve CLI app, please send a pull request to this repository.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.