Scripts For Git

Always tired of writing the same commands again and again for pushing your code to Git.

git add . 
git commit -m "commit_message"
git push

This reduces your developer experience. So let's make a shell script to follow the methodology of Do not repeat yourself (DRY). Even though you're not familiar with shell scripts, don't worry copy paste it still works.

Solution:

Create a Scripts folder

mkdir ~/Scripts/
cd ~/Scripts/

Create the Shell Script file

echo 'commit_message=$1
git add . &&
git commit -m "${commit_message}" &&
git push' >> Git.sh

Make an Alias

To make it more comfortable and to be accessed all over the OS

Mac Users

echo "alias Git='zsh ~/Scripts/Git.sh'" >> ~/.zprofile

Linux Users

echo "alias Git='bash ~/Scripts/Git.sh'" >> ~/.bash_profile

Now close all terminals and open them again to get the effect

Git "Now this is my custom commit message!!"

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