git-auto
A Simple Shell Script To Commit And Push Automatically
Usage
Download the git-auto file
chmod +x git-auto
./git-auto
More samples:
git-auto # use current script dir as git dir, and auto commit, not push.
git-auto -d /path/to/your/note's/dir # set git dir
git-auto -p # auto commit and push
git-auto -s origin -p # set remote server
git-auto -b main -p # set git branch
git-auto -i 30 -p # set interval seconds
git-auto -o -p # execute once
For Windows Users
Before you proceed to use the git-auto file, please make sure Git installed, otherwise please download Git and install it.
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Just click 'yes' all the way down and you will find
Git Bashicon in thestart. -
Open
PowerShell
Download the target repository if you don't have it locally yet:
git clone [your_repo_url]
cd [your_repo_location]
For those who don't yet have a repository on Github, please refer to https://docs.github.com/en/github/getting-started-with-github/create-a-repo.
- Usage
Download the Start-GitAutoCommit.ps1 file, and run
.\Start-GitAutoCommit.ps1More samples:
Start-GitAutoCommit # use current script dir as git dir, and auto commit, not push.
Start-GitAutoCommit -d /path/to/your/note's/dir # set git dir
Start-GitAutoCommit -p # auto commit and push
Start-GitAutoCommit -s origin -p # set remote server
Start-GitAutoCommit -b main -p # set git branch
Start-GitAutoCommit -i 30 -p # set interval seconds
Start-GitAutoCommit -o -p # execute once
Contributors
Thanks for your work!
PowerShell Port, by @batkiz
Readme-CN.md & Git Bash docs, by @zhanghanduo
License
Copyright © 2020 Michael Wong
Distributed under the MIT License.