Sit is a command line tool built to wrap git commands into quicker and more concise commands with safer defaults. This is currently a very basic implementation and a young app, so there is a lot of room for development!
Currently, only binary installations for Windows and a crates.io installation for Rust devs are supported. Deploying to other binary targets is planned for the future, as well as registering with many package registries!
Download sit.exe from the latest releases page to a directory in your PATH, like the ~\Downloads directory. To double-check existing paths, run $env:Path -split ';' in powershell. To add to the PATH variable, run $addPath = 'C:\YourPath'.
Installing Rust may be worth it for easy updating (cargo update) rather than manual binary installations. If Rust is installed, you can run cargo install sit. It will copy binary targets to ~/.cargo/bin/, so if sit is having trouble running, ensure that your shell is checking that directory!
| sit | git |
| ------ | ----- |
| sit commit <msg> | git add .
git commit --message="msg" |
| sit push | git push --set-upstream origin <curr_branch> |
| sit update <msg> | git add .
git commit --message="msg"
git push --set-upstream origin <curr_branch> |
| sit make <url> | git init
git remote add origin <url> |
<curr_branch> parameter use the current working branchsit make will only git init if repo is not already initializedPlease submit pull requests for any of the following: - Codebase design/implementation changes. If there are design flaws, let's fix them! - New features: check out the Features to Implement/Settle section for some ideas, or experiment with your own! - Error reports/ bug fixes: Please report any issues while using spit, and/or tinker with solutions! - Quality of life, documentation, or any other helpful fixes or suggestions are greatly appreciated!
These are some features and ideas that make up the vision of where sit could eventually go. Feel free to add to this list or begin working on one of these features! - [ ] pretty printing - [ ] unsafe mode (or not, just more customizable and overwriteable) - [ ] pipe (|) or similar operator for custom chaining of commands. Could call this unsafe mode - [ ] also make spit wrap almost all git commands for this mode, customizability - [ ] configuration file or settings for user to configure own defaults - [ ] user-defined combinations? maybe under configuration settings as well? - [ ] support for binary installations, package managers - [ ] Windows - [ ] MacOS - [ ] Linux - [ ] More sit command combos !! - [ ] More tests - [ ] Logging