robier / bash-git

Simple bash line that I use in my terminals

Bash Git

Bash script that shows out current branch name if current working directory is a git repo.

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Installation

Clone the repo somewhere in your machine and just source git-cli.sh on the end of your user .bashrc

source <path to cloned repo>/bash-git.sh

and restart your terminal.

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Folder with git:

~/Projects/cli master* > {command} 

Folder without git:

~/Projects/cli > {command} 

Line is composed of 4 parts:

• current path (~/Projects/cli)
• (shown only in git folder) branch name (master) with one of 3 possible colours (red, green and yellow)
• (shown only in git folder) * only shows if current git repo has new files that are still not in repo
• > is simple separator that can be in 2 colours depending if previous command was successful or not