Overview

GitGulf is a command-line tool designed to help you manage and navigate through multiple Git repositories with ease. Whether you are dealing with only a handful or a full collection of repositories, GitGulf aims to streamline common Git operations like fetching, pulling, and switching branches across multiple repositories, making your development workflow more efficient and effective.

 

Gif showing ggs (status), ggf (fetch), & ggp (pull):

Features

• Status: View the current status of all repositories in a directory.
• Fetch: Perform a git fetch on all repositories.
• Pull: Perform a git pull on all repositories.
• Switch Branch: Swiftly switch between branches on all repositories.

Installation

Install using Homebrew

brew tap tychop/homebrew-gitgulf
brew install gitgulf

Install from the Repository

Clone the gitgulf repository and build the project using Swift:

git clone https://github.com/tychop/gitgulf
cd gitgulf
swift build -c release

The binary will be located at: gitgulf/.build/release/gitgulf

Requirements

• Homebrew

Usage

Basic Commands

Run the following command pattern for basic usage:

gitgulf COMMAND

Use gitgulf without any arguments to see all the available options.

Available commands:

status        : Show all repository statuses.
fetch         : Fetch all repositories.
pull          : Pull all repositories.
master        : Switch all repositories to the 'master' branch.
development   : Switch all repositories to the 'development' branch.
-b <branch>   : Switch all repositories to the specified branch.

Abbreviated Commands

For quicker operations, use the abbreviated commands:

ggs        : Show all the repository statuses.
ggf        : Fetch all repositories.
ggp        : Pull all repositories.
ggm        : Switch all repositories to the 'master' branch.
ggd        : Switch all repositories to the 'development' branch.
ggb BRANCH : Switch all repositories to the specified BRANCH.

License

GitGulf is MIT licensed.