Git Auto Pusher

Git Auto Pusher is the ultimate tool that you never knew you needed. It automatically compiles and pushes your code using git every time you make a change.
Never miss a compile ever again!

There are 2 versions of git-auto-pusher

1. Commit whenever a file is changes
2. Commit after a duration of time

How to Use for Version 1

Step 1: Download

Download the zip containing all the files from the github repository

Step 2: Make sure you have git installed and on your PATH

Open your terminal of choice and type git --version If you see a version number, you're good! If you get an error, check that you have installed git and it is added to your PATH variables.

Step 3: Copy the file

Unzip the download from earlier and locate the respective file for your terminal choice.

Shell or Bash

For Shell or Bash, copy the file bash-git-file.sh

Powershell

For Powershell, copy the file ps-git-file.ps1

Command Prompt

For Command Prompt, copy the file cmd-git-file.bat

Step 4: Paste the file in your directory

Paste the copied file in your local repository

Step 5: Run

Navigate to your repository in a terminal window and run Git Auto Pusher with the following command

Shell or Bash

For Shell or Bash, use the command ./bash-git-file.sh

Powershell

For Powershell, use the command ./ps-git-file.ps1
Note that to use this in Powershell, you may have change settings for runnings scripts.

Command Prompt

For Command Prompt, use the command cmd-git-file.bat

Step 6: Enter the file name

Once the script starts, you will be asked for a file name. This is the file that Git Auto Pusher will keep track of and check for changes. Any changes in this file will trigger adding of all the files in the repo and a commit and push.

How to Use for Version 2

Step 1: Download

Download the zip containing all the files from the github repository

Step 2: Make sure you have git installed and on your PATH

Open your terminal of choice and type git --version If you see a version number, you're good! If you get an error, check that you have installed git and it is added to your PATH variables.

Step 3: Copy the file

Unzip the download from earlier and locate the respective file for your terminal choice.

Shell or Bash

For Shell or Bash, copy the file time-based/bash-increment-git.sh

Step 4: Paste the file in your directory

Paste the copied file in your local repository

Step 5: Run

Navigate to your repository in a terminal window and run Git Auto Pusher with the following command

Shell or Bash

For Shell or Bash, use the command ./bash-increment-git.sh

Step 6: Enter the file name

Once the script starts, you will be asked for a duration in seconds. Git Auto Pusher will attempt to commit and push after every duration interval.

Made by Srujan Deshpande