Bash Shortcuts

An evolving collection of bash & git scripts & shortcuts for efficiency and consistency

⭐: Top shortcuts

git

• git-send: Add, commit and push all your changes in one line ⭐
• create-branch: Creates and pushes a new branch to the remote ⭐
• aliases: Helpful git aliases
• hard-reset: Removes all local (tracked) changes
• after-pr Refresh local git data after making a PR to main
• branch-refresh: Refreshes the list of branches on your local machine and allows for deletion
• delete-branch: Deletes a branch locally and remotely
• gitignore-refresh: Refreshes files in your repo after a .gitignore change
• in-repo: Checks if you are in a git repository
• gerrit: Shortcuts for if you use gerrit

Bash

• sed-and-verify: Replace & verify text in a file ⭐
• startup: Some commands to run each time you open a terminal
• helpful-commands: Useful commands for building your own scripts
• aliases: Helpful aliases for working with bash

npm

• helpers: npm/pnpm helpers

Note: These are run using Git Bash on Windows (Windows Terminal), so they don't include any Unix-specific commands like 'sudo' or 'tree'. Also feel free to play around with the code, these are just suggestions! Make a PR/issue if you think something can be improved 🙂