Git Workflow Automata

By Nyaks

"Why do it in 30 seconds when a script can do it in 2?"

Overview

This repository contains a cross-platform automation suite for streamlining the Git development lifecycle. Whether you are on a Linux lab machine at WeThinkCode_ or your Windows setup at home, these scripts handle the heavy lifting.

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Features

• One-Command Deployment: Stage, commit, and push in a single breath.
• Flamboyant Feedback: High-visibility terminal output for status updates.
• Cross-Platform: Native support for both Bash (Linux/GitBash) and PowerShell (Windows).
• Safety Rails: Built-in validation to prevent empty commits.

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Installation & Setup

Linux (or Windows via GitBash)

Uses the gpush.sh script. This is the recommended "Sloth" method.

1. Move the script: sudo mv Linux/gpush.sh /usr/local/bin/gpush
2. Make it executable: sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/gpush
3. Add the Alias: Add alias g='gpush' to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile. if you don't have any becacuase you are using GitBash via Windows, you just have to create ~/.bash_profile
4. Refresh: source ~/.bashrc

Note for Windows Users: If you have GitBash installed, you can skip the PowerShell setup and use this method! Just point your alias to the .sh file.

Windows (Native PowerShell)

Uses the gpush.ps1 script for a native Windows experience.

1. Move the script: Place gpush.ps1 in a folder (e.g., C:\Scripts\).
2. Update your Path: Add C:\Scripts\ to your System Environment Variables (Path).
3. Add to Profile: Open notepad $PROFILE and add: function g { & "C:\Scripts\gpush.ps1" $args }
4. Execution Policy: Ensure you can run scripts: Set-Execution Policy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser.

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The "Sloth-Tier" (The Lazy Way)

If you don't want to move files manually or worry about directory paths, just copy and paste the "Magic Spell" for your system. This will download the script and set it up as a global command in one shot.

For Linux (Pop!_OS / Ubuntu / Mac)

This command downloads the script, gives it execution power, and moves it to your system's "VIP" folder.

Bash

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nyaks1/Git-Workflow-Automata/main/Linux/gpush.sh -o gpush && chmod +x gpush && sudo mv gpush /usr/local/bin/g Now, just type g "your message" from any folder.

For Windows (PowerShell - Admin Required)

This will create your PowerShell profile if it doesn't exist, download the script to your user folder, and link it to the g command.

PowerShell

iwr https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nyaks1/Git-Workflow-Automata/main/Windows/gpush.ps1 -OutFile $env:USERPROFILE\gpush.ps1; if (!(Test-Path $PROFILE)) { New-Item -Path $PROFILE -Type File -Force }; Add-Content $PROFILE "nfunction g { & "$env:USERPROFILE\gpush.ps1" $args }" Restart PowerShell or run . $PROFILE to activate.

Usage

Once installed, simply type:

g "Your commit message here"

Embrace the laziness