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qgit

v0.2.0

Published

help easy use of Git, like create repo by template

Readme

qgit

qgit is trying to automate or ease the use of Git

Installation

install Node.js first, then

npm install -g qgit

Usage

Open your shell or command prompt, simply type

$ qgit
Commands:
  create    Create Git repo by template
  config    Config qgit

Options:
  --version  Show version number

for more information visit
http://161.91.4.86:9001/common/qgit/blob/master/README.md

Config Command

$ qgit config
Options:
  -t, --gitlab-token  Private token for Gitlab

Examples:
  qgit config --gitlab-token P23u92xx_dsf    Configure your gitlab private token

You must config private token before any communication to Gitlab

Create Command

# help
$ qgit create
Options:
  -n, --name    Name for new project                                  [required]
  -g, --gitlab  Create new repo on GitLab, or create repo locally without
                specifying this option                                 [boolean]
  -p, --path    Create repo under which namespace (group or yours). For group,
                you must have permission for it

Examples:
  qgit create -n xyz    Create a new repo named xyz
  

# create a new repo named xyz under your namespace  
$ qgit create -n xyz -g

# create a new repo named xyz under common group  
$ qgit create -n xyz -g -p common

Template Structure

├── docs                # project docs
├── src                 # root of source code
├── tests               # test reports
├── .gitignore          # default gitignore, customise by yourself
├── README.md
└── RELEASENOTES.md

FAQ

  • Where to find your private token on GitLab

    Go to Gitlab -> Profile -> Account

Todo

  1. ~~could create repo on GitLab and link that remote with this new created one~~
  2. add and enable pre-installed git hooks