loki-cli A Git Productivity CLI

Git is a pretty great tool on it's own. After some time common patterns emerge. lk is here to make those patterns fast.

Install

1. First, install cargo by visiting https://rustup.rs.

2. Install with cargo (📦 loki-cli ):

   cargo install loki-cli
   

Use

Get Help

lk -h
Loki: 🚀 A Git productivity tool

Usage: lk <COMMAND>

Commands:
  new       Create a new branch from HEAD and push it to origin. Set a prefix for all new branch names with the env var LOKI_NEW_PREFIX [aliases: n]
  push      Push the current branch to origin with --set-upstream [aliases: p]
  pull      Pull with --prune deleting local branches pruned from the remote
  fetch     Fetch with --prune deleting local branches pruned from the remote
  save      Add, commit, and push using a timestamp based commit message [aliases: s]
  commit    Commit local changes [aliases: c]
  rebase    Rebase the current branch onto the target branch after fetching
  no-hooks  Run any command without triggering any hooks [aliases: x]
  help      Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -h, --help     Print help
  -V, --version  Print version

Commands

new

Alias: n

• Make creating a new branch easier to type by joining all given args with a dash (-).
• Automatically push and setup tracking to origin.
• Set a prefix to always prepend with the LOKI_NEW_PREFIX environment variable.

Example

❯ lk new readme updates

Creates and pushes readme-updates to origin with --set-upstream. (The command git will tell you to run if you simply run git push after creating a new local branch.)

save

Alias: s

This is a wrapper around lk commit + lk push

• Commits current changes in tracked files (optionally all files with --all)
• Pushes via lk push

commit

Alias: c

• Commits current changes in tracked files (optionally all files with --all)

push

Alias: p

• Pushes the current branch to origin with --set-upstream.
• -f|--force flag uses --force-with-lease under the hood for better force push safety.
• Only works if HEAD is on a branch (not in a dettached state).

pull

Alias: none (the alias p is for push)

• Run git pull --prune and remove any local branches that have also been pruned on the remote.

fetch

Alias: none

• Run git fetch --prune and remove any local branches that have also been pruned on the remote.

rebase

Fetch and rebase the current branch onto the target branch, or main by default.

no-hooks

Alias: x

Execute a git commit without running any hooks

Example

lk x -- commit -m "Update Readme without running hooks"