💥 All tools are compatible with the lowest version specified in it's package file.
- Common
- Clean Temporary Folder
- Branch status
- Changed files
- Global git activity
- Local git activity
- Merge conflicts
- Quick temporary commit
- Remove changes
- Simple log
- Resource
- Yarn Runner
- Common Modules
- Node Tools
Identifies and deletes folders matching known patterns. These include folders produced by yarn and deploy-builder. This really only impacts Windows because that O/S has no built in support for pruning the temporary folder.
Usage:
clean -y |--yarn, remove yarn folders.
Examples
$ clean -y [12:07:35] Yarn cleanup started on C:\Users\SomeUser~1\AppData\Local\Temp [12:07:35] attempting to delete 37 folders - please be patient [12:07:35] Yarn cleanup completed
command: branches
Lists the checked out branches of all git repositories (which have commits) found within the development root. Does not look into sub-folders. Using the --fetch option will first fetch remotes from origin and thus will be slower. The --help or -h option will show usage information.
You are encouraged to create your own aliases to show specific repositories.
- Piping to
columncan make it easier to read (branches -sd | column -ts "|") - Use grep to find dirty or out of date repositories
branches -sdf | grep -E "ahead|\*"
Examples
$ branches -n connect onestop
Processing 2 repositories in C:/Users/some-user/projects
connect | master | 66bc179
onestop | master | ee1e953
$ branches -n connect onestop -f
Processing 2 repositories in C:/Users/some-user/projects
connect | master | 66bc179
onestop | master | ee1e953 | ahead 0 : behind 1
command: changed
Shows the files which have changed between current branch and named branch which defaults to master.
🎈 Output is pipe-able to console applications such as grep.
Example
$ changed
.eslintrc
.gitattributes
.gitignore
package.json
command: grefp
Shows the git reference logs sorted by date of action all git repositories found in the immediate DEVROOT. This will show what you've been doing in the repository since last garbage collection. Run grefp --help for usage. You are encouraged to create aliases targeting frequently used repositories.
🎈 Output is pipe-able to console applications such as grep.
Example
$ grefp -n repo1 repo2 repo3 -f 11/4/19 -t 11/5/19
...
2020-11-19 03:52 PM repo1 52a548f checkout: moving from fix-admin-menu-button to xx/setup-2021
2020-11-19 05:16 PM repo2 5c04d57 checkout: moving from master to xx/remove-tests
2020-11-20 09:56 AM repo3 766cbd2 commit: fix something not displaying in edit form
2020-11-20 10:38 AM repo2 c389d74 checkout: moving from xx/remove-tests to master
2020-11-20 10:40 AM repo2 5c04d57 checkout: moving from master to xx/remove-tests
2020-11-20 10:45 AM repo2 77200c2 commit (merge): master sync
2020-11-20 10:48 AM repo2 98648f7 (xx/remove-tests) commit: sync lock
2020-11-20 11:41 AM repo2 c389d74 checkout: moving from xx/remove-tests to master
command: gref
Shows the git reference logs sorted by date of action for current or specified folder name relative to DEVROOT. This will show what you've been doing in the repository since last garbage collection.
🎈 Output is pipe-able to console applications such as grep.
Examples
$ gref
HEAD@{26 Nov 10:19} 4d875c2 26 Nov 10:19 (HEAD -> dev-tools) commit: add alias for branches add alias for branches
HEAD@{26 Nov 10:17} e4c057f 26 Nov 10:17 (origin/dev-tools) commit: added current branches added current branches
HEAD@{21 Nov 16:59} c653d10 21 Nov 16:59 commit: added gref-plus and clean added gref-plus and clean
HEAD@{21 Nov 16:58} 10f494e 28 Aug 11:47 (origin/master, origin/HEAD, master) reset: moving to head~3 simpler config
$ gref repo1
HEAD@{22 Nov 09:39} 2554e18 22 Nov 09:39 (HEAD -> xx/fix-yarn-lock, origin/xx/fix-yarn-lock) commit: lock file not current on master lock file not current on master
HEAD@{22 Nov 09:36} 17d359f 18 Nov 11:31 (origin/master, merged, master) checkout: moving from master to xx/fix-yarn-lock Update app grid after logging recent app (#666)
HEAD@{22 Nov 09:35} 17d359f 18 Nov 11:31 (origin/master, merged, master) reset: moving to HEAD Update app grid after logging recent app (#666)
command: checkmerge
Runs a merge with the --no-commit option which lets one see if there will be conflicts.
command: gtemp
Used for when one needs to switch branches but already has many changes that one doesn't want to stash or lose. When returning to the branch, simply perform reset git reset head~1 to resume.
✋ This command does not commit untracked files.
Examples
$ git status
# On branch dev-tools
# Changes not staged for commit:
# (use "git add ..." to update what will be committed)
# (use "git restore ..." to discard changes in working directory)
# modified: README.md
# modified: dev-tools/alias.sh
# modified: dev-tools/functions.sh
#
no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
$ gtemp
[dev-tools 77ad968] temp
3 files changed, 147 insertions(+), 43 deletions(-)
$ git log --oneline -1
77ad968 (HEAD -> dev-tools) temp
command: gclean
Cleans the working directory, removing all uncommitted changes including untracked files.
Examples
$ git status
# On branch test
# Changes not staged for commit:
# (use "git add ..." to update what will be committed)
# (use "git restore ..." to discard changes in working directory)
# modified: README.md
#
# Untracked files:
# (use "git add ..." to include in what will be committed)
# foo
#
no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
$ gclean
Removing foo
# On branch test
nothing to commit, working tree clean
$ git status
# On branch test
nothing to commit, working tree clean
command: gl <entries> <branch>
Easier to read log for when one doesn't need to see more than the title of a commit. The entries and branch are optional but the order applied is not.
🎈 Output is pipe-able to console applications such as grep.
Examples
$ gl 3 master
536b5fa 11-26-19 11:42 Some Guy lock file not current on master (#669)
17d359f 11-18-19 11:31 Some Guy Update app grid after logging recent app (#666)
a670ead 11-12-19 08:55 Some Guy add hook info to docs (#659)
$ gl | grep grid | column -ts "|"
17d359f 11-18-19 11:31 Some Guy Update app grid after logging recent app (#666)
a6ad41f 08-08-18 11:11 Another Guy Fix Large gap between announcements and app-grid when no favorites (#327)
7680c9f 06-22-18 08:09 Another Guy Chips added to App-grid (#306)
2cf732b 03-05-18 09:35 Some Guy connectHttpService: added check for recordcount when json format is grid (#173)
bbe6021 02-05-18 10:26 Another Guy Update appframe, application loading, and responsive grid changes (#114)
79f1f4f 12-01-17 14:31 Another Guy App-grid App Launch Fix (#81)
7c04bd5 09-19-17 14:52 JDOE Structure: created constant portalConfig in app.module.js and used it in app-grid's component's template
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Re-loads the bash configuration file .bashrc for the current shell. This prevents one having to restart an open shell to pick up changes in configuration files.
command: yn
Runs yarn with a specified or auto-selected version of NodeJS. Also allows specifying a path to run yarn in.
Scripts to report and fix problems with installed node versions