I store all my glamorous zsh utility scripts in this repository 💃
because gum + commit, huehue, get it?
Gummit is a little interactive Git CLI making conventional commits easy (also mandatory).
It exposes 3 flags:
-a/--add-c/--commit-p/--push
Flags determine which parts of the process are executed.
Example:
git addpart is handled as a checkbox multiselect, if you have added many files in one commit (you should not have but did!), you might prefer to executegit add .and thenzsh ./gummit.sh -cpto avoid having to check 14638365 checkboxes.
Gummit depends on two binaries being available in path:
lolcat dependency can be easily removed, gum however provides the core functionality.
Open does what it sounds like it does, it opens files. I got tired of ls -al to cd /some/directory loop, so open.sh allows me to change directories until I reach a file I want to open which I can open using whatever command.
It supports one command line argument which can specify the path from which to begin "opening".
Open depends on one binary being available in path:
f is a life-saver in large codebases. It provides an unreasonably fast way to do full-text searching - and when I say full, boy I mean it. You can search file names, paths and contents all in the same simple interface with interactive selection and everything. All with exact searching, inverse filtering, fuzzy searching, regex and all the goodies rg provides.
f requires two binaries to be in path: