PsGitShortcuts

A collection of git shortcuts for PowerShell.

PsGitShortcuts is compatible with .NET Framework based Powershell 5.X versions and Powershell (Core) 7.

Commands

Name	Description
PsGitHelp	Prints some information about PsGitShortcuts
AddAll	Adds all changes.
CommitAll	Commits all changes to the local repository.
CommitCount	Prints the number of commits by each author.
GetAuthors	Gets the name of each author.
GetChangesByAuthor	Gets the number of changes per author.
GitTree	Prints a visual tree of the repository history.
OpenGitConfig	Opens the git configuration.
PurgeBranches	Deletes all brunches but master. Can be used to get rid of old/merged feature branches
SetGitDiffTool	Configures the git diff tool.
SetGitEditor	Configures the git editor.
SetGitMergeTool	Configures the git merge tool.
SetUserData	Configures the git user data.
SyncBranch	Adds all changes from the specified branch to the current branch. You can use this e.g. to add changes from master to your feature branch.
Up	Push everything to the remote repository.

Help / Documentation

Each function within the PsGitShortcuts module comes with a documentation (in powershell style/syntax)

You can run the following command to get the help of all functions.

PsGitHelp

Or you can use Get-Help to get the documentation of a single function

Get-Help Up -Full

Installing

The recommended (and easiest) way is to install PsGitShortcuts from the PowerShell Gallery

Install-Module -Name PsGitShortcuts

But you can also clone the repository and add it to your PowerShell profile.

The following variable will contain the location of your PowerShell profile.

$PROFILE

Add PsGitShortcuts to your profile like this:

Import-Module C:\Repos\PsGitShortcuts.psm1

Contribute

If you have an idea for a new feature or if you have found a bug please open an issue and i will take a look at it. You can also open a PR but maybe it's better to first open a issue.

Contributors