gitnu

gitnu adds numbers to git status.

Install

gitnu can be installed by running cargo install gitnu.

Usage

```bash $ gitnu status

On branch master

Untracked files:

1 .gitignore

2 README.md

3 doc/

4 src/

#

nothing added to commit but untracked files present

```

Note the similarity of the output gitnu status to that of git status.
They are identical except for the numbers in front of filenames.

After gitnu status, you can now use numbers in place of filenames for git commands:

```bash $ gitnu add 2 $ gitnu status

On branch master

Changes to be committed:

1 new file: README.md

#

Untracked files:

2 .gitignore

3 doc/

4 src/

```

In general, whenever you used to do

git <command> [filenames and arguments]

You can now use

gitnu <command> [file numbers and arguments]

gitnu will silently replace numbers with their filenames and pass everything else intact into git.

gitnu accepts multiple arguments and even number ranges:

bash $ gitnu add 2 5-7 # same as `gitnu add 2 5 6 7`

You can even mix file names with numbers.

One thing unique to gitnu that git doesn't do is you can map files to commands:

bash gitnu -c rm 1 2 # same as `rm <file 1> <file 2>`