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pushingtag

v1.1.1

Published

Play your producer tag on every git push

Readme

Play your producer tag every time you git push.

$ git push origin main

[plays your tag.mp3]

Install

npm install -g pushingtag

Then run setup once to hook it into your shell:

pushingtag setup
source ~/.zshrc   # or ~/.bashrc

Usage

Set your tag

Point pushingtag at your .mp3 file:

pushingtag set ./my-tag.mp3

Push as normal

From now on, every successful git push plays your tag automatically:

git push origin main
# your tag plays in the background

Commands

| Command | Description | | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | pushingtag setup | Install the shell wrapper into your rc file | | pushingtag set <path> | Set your producer tag .mp3 | | pushingtag play | Play your tag manually | | pushingtag on | Enable auto-play on push | | pushingtag off | Disable auto-play on push | | pushingtag status | Show current config and install status | | pushingtag uninstall | Remove the shell wrapper from your rc file |


How it works

pushingtag setup injects a git() shell function into your rc file. The function wraps the real git binary — on a successful push, it fires pushingtag play in the background without blocking your terminal.


Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20
  • macOS or Linux
  • A system audio player (afplay on macOS, mpg123 / ffplay on Linux)

Uninstall

pushingtag uninstall
npm uninstall -g pushingtag