gquick

gquick is a minimalist CLI tool designed to automate the repetitive "add-commit-push" workflow in Git. It allows you to stage changes, create a commit, and push to your remote repository with a single command.

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Features

• One-Command Workflow: Replaces git add ., git commit -m "...", and git push with a single shortcut.
• Process Tracking: Provides clear, color-coded feedback for each stage of the Git process.
• Error Handling: Stops execution if a step fails (e.g., if there are no changes to commit or if the push fails).
• Lightweight: A simple Bash script with zero overhead.

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Installation

Arch Linux (AUR)

The easiest way to install on Arch Linux is via the AUR:

yay -S gquick-git

Manual Installation

For other Linux distributions, clone the repository and create a symbolic link:

git clone https://github.com/YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME/gquick.git
cd gquick
chmod +x gquick
sudo ln -s $(pwd)/gquick /usr/bin/gquick

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Usage

Simply provide your commit message as an argument:

gquick "your commit message here"

What happens under the hood:

1. git add . is executed to stage all changes.
2. git commit -m "your message" is executed.
3. git push is executed to update the remote repository.

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Requirements

• git
• bash

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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Note: Make sure you are inside a Git repository before running gquick.