Utility tool for using git interactively. Powered by junegunn/fzf.

This tool is designed to help you use git more efficiently. It's lightweight and easy to use.

Make sure you have fzf installed.

# for zplug
zplug 'wfxr/forgit'

# for zgen
zgen load 'wfxr/forgit'

# for antigen
antigen bundle 'wfxr/forgit'

# for fisher (requires fisher v4.4.3 or higher)
fisher install wfxr/forgit

# for omf
omf install https://github.com/wfxr/forgit

# for zinit
zinit load wfxr/forgit

# for oh-my-zsh
git clone https://github.com/wfxr/forgit.git ${ZSH_CUSTOM:-~/.oh-my-zsh/custom}/plugins/forgit

# manually
# Clone the repository and source it in your shell's rc file or put bin/git-forgit into your $PATH

To install using brew

brew install forgit

Then add the following to your shell's config file:

# Fish:
# ~/.config/fish/config.fish:
[ -f $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/share/forgit/forgit.plugin.fish ]; and source $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/share/forgit/forgit.plugin.fish

# Zsh:
# ~/.zshrc:
[ -f $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/share/forgit/forgit.plugin.zsh ] && source $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/share/forgit/forgit.plugin.zsh

# Bash:
# ~/.bashrc:
[ -f $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/share/forgit/forgit.plugin.sh ] && source $HOMEBREW_PREFIX/share/forgit/forgit.plugin.sh

Fig adds apps, shortcuts, and autocomplete to your existing terminal.

Install forgit in just one click.

AUR packages, maintained by the developers of forgit, are available. Install the forgit package for the latest release or forgit-git to stay up to date with the latest commits from the master branch of this repository.

• Interactive git add selector (ga)

• Interactive git log viewer (glo)

The log graph can be disabled by option FORGIT_LOG_GRAPH_ENABLE (see discuss in issue #71).

• Interactive .gitignore generator (gi)

• Interactive git diff viewer (gd)

• Interactive git reset HEAD <file> selector (grh)

• Interactive git checkout <file> selector (gcf)

• Interactive git checkout <branch> selector (gcb)

• Interactive git branch -D <branch> selector (gbd)

• Interactive git checkout <tag> selector (gct)

• Interactive git checkout <commit> selector (gco)

• Interactive git revert <commit> selector (grc)

• Interactive git stash viewer (gss)

• Interactive git stash push selector (gsp)

• Interactive git clean selector (gclean)

• Interactive git cherry-pick selector (gcp)

• Interactive git rebase -i selector (grb)

• Interactive git blame selector (gbl)

• Interactive git commit --fixup && git rebase -i --autosquash selector (gfu)

* Available when the selection contains a commit hash or a stash ID. For Linux users FORGIT_COPY_CMD should be set to make copy work. Example: FORGIT_COPY_CMD='xclip -selection clipboard'.

Options can be set via environment variables. They have to be exported in order to be recognized by forgit.

For instance, if you want to order branches in gcb by the last committed date you could:

export FORGIT_CHECKOUT_BRANCH_BRANCH_GIT_OPTS='--sort=-committerdate'

You can change the default aliases by defining these variables below. (To disable all aliases, Set the FORGIT_NO_ALIASES flag.)

forgit_log=glo
forgit_diff=gd
forgit_add=ga
forgit_reset_head=grh
forgit_ignore=gi
forgit_checkout_file=gcf
forgit_checkout_branch=gcb
forgit_branch_delete=gbd
forgit_checkout_tag=gct
forgit_checkout_commit=gco
forgit_revert_commit=grc
forgit_clean=gclean
forgit_stash_show=gss
forgit_stash_push=gsp
forgit_cherry_pick=gcp
forgit_rebase=grb
forgit_blame=gbl
forgit_fixup=gfu

You can use forgit as a sub-command of git by making git-forgit available in $PATH:

# after `forgit` was loaded
PATH="$PATH:$FORGIT_INSTALL_DIR/bin"

Some plugin managers can help do this.

Then, any forgit command will be a sub-command of git:

git forgit log
git forgit add
git forgit diff

Optionally you can add aliases in git:

git config --global alias.cf 'forgit checkout_file'

And use forgit functions via a git alias:

git cf

If you want to customize git's behavior within forgit there is a dedicated variable for each forgit command. These are passed to the according git calls.

Forgit will use the default configured pager from git (core.pager, pager.show, pager.diff) but can be altered with the following environment variables:

You can add default fzf options for forgit, including keybindings, layout, etc. (No need to repeat the options already defined in FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS)

export FORGIT_FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS="
--exact
--border
--cycle
--reverse
--height '80%'
"

Customizing fzf options for each command individually is also supported:

Complete loading order of fzf options is:

1. FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS (fzf global)
2. FORGIT_FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS (forgit global)
3. FORGIT_CMD_FZF_OPTS (command specific)

Examples:

• ctrl-d to drop the selected stash but do not quit fzf (gss specific).

export FORGIT_STASH_FZF_OPTS='
--bind="ctrl-d:reload(git stash drop $(cut -d: -f1 <<<{}) 1>/dev/null && git stash list)"
'

• ctrl-e to view the logs in a vim buffer (glo specific).

export FORGIT_LOG_FZF_OPTS='
--bind="ctrl-e:execute(echo {} |grep -Eo [a-f0-9]+ |head -1 |xargs git show |vim -)"
'

• delta / diff-so-fancy: For better human-readable diffs.

• bat: Syntax highlighting for gitignore.

• emoji-cli: Emoji support for git log.

• Put completions/git-forgit.bash in ~/.local/share/bash-completion/completions to have bash tab completion for git forgit and configured git aliases.
• Source completions/git-forgit.bash explicitly to have bash tab completion for forgit shell functions and aliases (e.g., gcb <tab> completes branches).

• Put completions/_git-forgit in a directory in your $fpath (e.g., /usr/share/zsh/site-functions) to have zsh tab completion for git forgit and configured git aliases, as well as shell command aliases, such as forgit::add and ga

If you're having issues after updating, and commands such as forgit::add or aliases ga aren't working, remove your completions cache and restart your shell.

> rm ~/.zcompdump
> zsh

• Most of the commands accept optional arguments (e.g., glo develop, glo f738479..188a849b -- main.go, gco master).
• gd supports specifying revision(e.g., gd HEAD~, gd v1.0 README.md).
• Call gi with arguments to get the wanted .gitignore contents directly(e.g., gi cmake c++).

MIT (c) Wenxuan Zhang