git_commit.py

• This is a simple tool to automatically standardize generic git commits to be easy to recognize within a repository

Installation

pip install git_commit

Dependencies

• python-sh
• git
• python-argparse
• python3 (python2 not currently supported)
• hub (optional for -b flag)

todo

• --todo should parse the repo for any #TODO statements and return then neatly organized displaying the comment & source files full directory
• request to take ownership of https://github.com/defcube/gitcommit/ & gitcommit on pypi (currently this is called git_commit as a solution)
• Remove the use of sh.git and utilize os to keep things more compatible
• --dryrun arg
• It seems not to apply changes to deleted files for some reason, debug & fix this [I believe I fixed this]
• Consider refining this into a class
• Refactor code
• -b --browse should resolve the http url for the repo & open it in prefered browser
• git push msg should include the repo's http URL
• Port over this functionality to an arg: https://hastebin.com/utefupiyin.bash

todo-done

• Ignores filenames matching $repo/.gitignore
• --interactive prompts between every commit
• output is pretty
• -p | --push pushes commits to repo (and auto handles new repo's requiring --set-upstream origin master)
• -b | --browse opens repo in webbrowser (requires hub currently)
• passing filenames directly works now
• -s | --status outputs $(git status) to stdout

symbols

• [+] Added new file to repo
• [!] Updated existing file within repo
• [-] removed file from repo

commit message structure

• $symbol $filename
• If you're still confused, just check out the commit history for this repo :)

usage

Examples:
>_ git-commit.py -a
[+] New_File_In_Repo
[!] Modified_File_In_Repo
[-] File_Removed_From_Repo

>_ git-commit.py -p
pushed to repo

usage: git-commit.py [-h] [-a]
                     [-i [{modified,deleted,untracked,m,d,u} [{modified,deleted,untracked,m,d,u} ...]]]
                     [-v] [-q] [--interactive] [-p] [--passive] [-m MESSAGE]
                     [files [files ...]]

This tool will incrementally add & commit changes to a repository, the args are used as triggers for various settings

positional arguments:
  files

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -a, --all             make all avaliable commits for all catagories
  -i [{modified,deleted,untracked,m,d,u} [{modified,deleted,untracked,m,d,u} ...]], --include [{modified,deleted,untracked,m,d,u} [{modified,deleted,untracked,m,d,u} ...]]
                        include actions for provided catagories
                        All Avaliable Catagories below
  -v, --verbose         display verbose information
  -q, --quiet           Quiet mode, Disables output
  --interactive         force confirmation prompts
  -p, --push            pushes changes to remote repo
  --passive             Enables passive error handling, displays errors after execution is complete
  -m MESSAGE, --message MESSAGE
                        Custom message to apply to all commits

Catagories: 
   -m, --modified
   -d, --deleted
   -u, --untracked