Git Shorthands was built to make some of the longer git commands even easier than they already are...
So far the code written for this repo works only on linux terminals
~/ gs clone ${REPO NAME}
Clone remote repository
You will be asked if you would like to install project dependencies from the root directory of your project after cloning from a repository
the package manager set in configuration will be used
~/ gs init ${NAME OF REMOTE REPO}
Initialize your local repository and push all changes to remote repository
This command only works if a repository exists remotely
~/ gs -p
Update local repository with most up to date code from remote
This command will run git pull and update your local repository. No other pull configurations are accepted at this time
~/ gs -m ${BRANCH NAME}
Merge current branch with a local branch
This command is nearly useless. It is almost no less typing than original git command.. hmm Will have to change that at some point. It still works though