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git-folder-status

v1.0.3

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Print git status of multiple repositories

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Maintainers

roger-takeshitaroger-takeshita

Keywords

gitghgithubstatusrepositoryrepositoriesclicommand

Readme

Description

Print git status of multiple repositories.

Installation

Install the package globally

  npm install -g git-folder-status

Colors

| Repo Color | Description | Color | | :---------------------------------------: | :--------------------------------------- | :----------: | | | The branch is behind | Blue | | | The branch has unpushed committed files | Green | | | The branch has uncommited modified files | Red | | | The branch has untracked files | Orange | | | | | | File Color | Description | Color | | / B | The branch is behind | Light Blue | | / C | Committed unpushed files | Dark Green | | / N | Staged new files | Green | | / M | Staged modified files | Light Green | | / M | Unstaged modified files | Light Red | | / ? | New files | Light Orange |

If the repo is already up to date, it won't print the status

Requirements

How to use it?

On terminal go to the root of your nested repositories and run git-folder-status

You can always create an alias of your choice in ~/.zshrc or ~/.bash_profile instead of using git-folder-status, eg:

  alias gs='git-folder-status'