run-git 1.3.0

Git automation CLI — one command to add, commit, pull & push with smart commit messages, TUI, and GitHub repo creation

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Stop memorising Git commands. Start shipping code.

RUN-GIT is a Python-powered CLI that wraps Git's most common workflows into a single, intuitive command — with auto commit messages, interactive menus, branch management, GitHub repo creation, and more.

📦 Install · 🚀 Quick Start · 📖 Commands · 🏗️ Architecture

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✨ Why RUN-GIT?

Tired of typing four commands every time you want to save your work?

# The old way — every single time
git add .
git commit -m "update"
git pull origin main
git push origin main

# The RUN-GIT way
run-git push

That's it. One command does all four steps, auto-generates a meaningful commit message, handles conflicts, and pushes — safely.

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🎯 Features

Feature	Description
⚡ One-Command Push	run-git push does add → commit → pull → push automatically
🤖 Smart Commit Messages	Auto-generates Conventional Commits style messages based on your changes
🎨 Interactive TUI	Full terminal menu — no flags to remember
🆕 GitHub Repo Creator	Create public/private repos from the CLI without leaving your terminal
🌿 Branch Management	Create, switch, merge, and delete branches with simple commands
🌳 Commit Graph	Visualize commit history with ASCII graphs and file diffs
🔐 Secret File Guard	Warns you before accidentally pushing .env, tokens, or credentials
🔀 Conflict Helper	Guided, interactive merge-conflict resolution
🔄 Smart Sync	Pull + push in one step, with auto-retry on failure
📊 Rich Status View	Colour-coded, table-based status output powered by Rich
🔧 Remote Management	Intelligently handles existing remotes and URL mismatches

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📦 Installation

# Install
pip install run-git

# Upgrade to latest version
pip install --upgrade run-git

Requires Python 3.8+. Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

First time? Set your GitHub token once with run-git init and you're ready to go. Already installed? Upgrade with pip install --upgrade run-git

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🚀 Quick Start

Push your changes (most common workflow)

run-git push                        # auto commit message + push
run-git push -m "feat: add login"  # custom commit message

Launch the interactive menu

run-git          # full TUI — no commands to memorise

Create a new GitHub repository

run-git new my-project                              # guided wizard
run-git new my-project --quick                      # sensible defaults, no prompts
run-git new my-api -d "REST API" --public -g Python -l MIT   # full control

Initialise a repository

run-git init                                    # new local repo
run-git init https://github.com/user/repo.git  # clone existing repo

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📖 Command Reference

Command	Description
run-git	Open the interactive TUI menu
run-git push	Add, commit, pull, and push in one step
run-git push -m "<msg>"	Push with a custom commit message
run-git new <name>	Create a new GitHub repository
run-git init	Initialise a local or cloned repository
run-git status	Rich colour-coded repository status
run-git log	Formatted commit history
run-git graph	Visual commit history (table view)
run-git graph --graph	ASCII graph with branch lines
run-git graph --tree	Branch tree overview
run-git graph --commit <hash>	View specific commit details
run-git graph --commit <hash> --diff	View commit with file changes
run-git graph -i	Interactive commit selection
run-git branch	List all branches
run-git branch <name>	Create a new branch
run-git switch <name>	Switch to a branch
run-git merge <name>	Merge a branch into the current one
run-git pull	Pull latest changes
run-git sync	Pull then push (keep in sync)
run-git remote	Show configured remotes
run-git stash	Stash uncommitted changes
run-git undo	Undo the last commit (keeps changes staged)
run-git --version	Show installed version
run-git --help	Show help for any command

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🏗️ Architecture

RUN-GIT v1.2.0+ features a modular, maintainable architecture:

gitpush/
├── cli.py                    # Main CLI entry point (59 lines)
├── commands/                 # Modular command handlers
│   ├── push.py              # Push command
│   ├── init.py              # Init command
│   ├── status.py            # Status & log commands
│   ├── branch.py            # Branch operations
│   ├── remote.py            # Remote management
│   ├── stash.py             # Stash operations
│   ├── github.py            # GitHub integration
│   └── graph.py             # Commit graph visualization
├── core/                    # Business logic
│   ├── git_operations.py    # Git operations
│   ├── commit_generator.py  # Auto commit messages
│   ├── conflict_resolver.py # Merge conflict handling
│   ├── github_manager.py    # GitHub API
│   └── graph_renderer.py    # Graph rendering logic
├── ui/                      # Terminal UI
│   ├── banner.py            # Banner & messages
│   └── interactive.py       # Interactive menus
├── utils/                   # Utilities
│   ├── validators.py         # Input validation
│   ├── formatters.py        # Output formatting
│   └── file_helpers.py     # File operations
├── config/                  # Configuration
│   └── settings.py          # Settings management
└── exceptions.py            # Custom exceptions

Benefits

• Maintainable: Each command is isolated in its own module
• Testable: Unit test each component independently
• Extensible: Add new commands easily
• Clean Code: Reusable utilities and proper error handling

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🤖 Auto Commit Messages

RUN-GIT analyses your staged changes and generates Conventional Commits style messages automatically:

feat: add authentication module (3 files added)
fix: update user validation logic (2 files modified)
docs: update README and contributing guide (1 file modified)
refactor: remove deprecated helper functions (2 files deleted)

No more git commit -m "stuff" or git commit -m "fix".

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🆚 How Does It Compare?

	Raw Git	GitHub CLI (gh)	RUN-GIT
Push in one command	❌	❌	✅
Auto commit messages	❌	❌	✅
Interactive TUI menu	❌	Partial	✅
Create GitHub repos	❌	✅	✅
Secret file warnings	❌	❌	✅
Learning curve	High	Medium	Zero

RUN-GIT is a speed layer on top of Git — not a replacement. Use it for daily work; reach for git or gh when you need fine-grained control.

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💡 Who Is It For?

• 🎓 Students & beginners learning Git without drowning in flags
• 🚀 Hackathon builders who need to ship fast
• ⚡ Indie developers doing solo projects with quick iteration cycles
• 🔁 Any developer who runs the same four Git commands dozens of times a day

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions, bug reports, and feature requests are all welcome!

# Clone and setup
git clone https://github.com/himanshu231204/gitpush.git
cd gitpush

# Install in development mode
pip install -e ".[test]"

# Run tests
pytest

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📝 License

Distributed under the MIT License — see LICENSE for details.

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👨‍💻 Author

Himanshu Kumar — @himanshu231204

Built with ❤️ to make every developer's Git life a little simpler.

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