allow exec 'i.sh' without sourcing, add command help, introduce optional post-commit hook #2
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I'm forgetful so I added a help
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Sep 7, 2023
Co-authored-by: Pete Griffiths <kungfusheep@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Pete Griffiths <kungfusheep@users.noreply.github.com>
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#1
I thought this was a pretty cool project. i spend most of my time in the cli so its great for logging things. I have been making some tweaks to it myself on a fork: https://github.com/LrWm3/i
I added a git post-commit hook to log all commits made locally on any github project into 'i'. I found I was typing out my commit messages twice, once for git and once for i. I had trouble figuring out how to find and run 'i.sh' from the post-commit hook though, I ended up hard-coding the path to where I had saved it.
the nice thing about this is it makes it easy to summarize what I did over the week since I don't need to feed in the git history.
I adjusted 'i.sh' to allow for executing from the cli directly if it is run as a script. Sourcing still works. I found that was a bit easier to work with for the post-commit hook.
I added a help which is executed if arguments are help, -h or --help, or if nothing else is provided.
I added an 'automatic push' command that runs in the background silently if origin is configured as a remote. if no origin remote is configured, nothing is pushed.
cheers!
Still working through the changes to see the best way to have post-commit call
i.sh. I will update the README.md for this later today.