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inspireflow-cli

v1.0.3

Published

Created by Engr. Brian Perez to ease developer workflow and prevent git merge conflicts

Downloads

585

Readme

InspireFlow CLI

A command-line tool to make GitHub collaboration foolproof for developers. Created by Engr. Brian Perez, this CLI is designed to ease the workflow for developers during repository contributions by preventing accidental git add . merge conflicts and providing an interactive UI to safely stage, commit, and push code.

🚀 Features

  • Interactive File Selection: See a checklist of exactly what files you modified and select them with the spacebar.
  • Zero Raw Git Commands: Abstract away git add, git commit, and git push.
  • Merge Conflict Prevention: Developers are forced to look at what they are staging, preventing .env or broken formatting files from being committed.

💻 Developer Usage Guide (Once Published)

If your team is using InspireFlow, they don't need to know Git. They just need this CLI.

Step 1: Install it globally (or run it via npx)

npm install -g inspireflow-cli@latest

(Alternatively, you can just run npx inspireflow-cli save without installing).

Step 2: Save your work When you are done coding, go to your terminal and type:

inspireflow save

Step 3: Follow the prompts

  1. Use the arrow keys and Spacebar to select the specific files you want to save. Press Enter.
  2. Type a short description of what you changed (e.g., "Added login button").
  3. Confirm if you want to push to GitHub immediately.

You are done! 🎉