git-status

Fast recursive scan for all git repos. Async git fetch && git status

git-status is a quality-of-life tool to quickly see that status of numerous project. It is a small/simple help unlike the larger fully-feature lazygit.

Feature List - CLI

• Terminal Rendering
  • Dynamic rendering for table
  • 16-color support
  • 256-color support
  • fast rendering (ncurses, etc)
  • Detect non-interactive then drop colors and dynamic rendering
  • Render a braile-style spinner on global progress line
• Git commands
  • git fetch
  • git pull only if behind and not dirty
  • git remote icons for github, etc
• Export to json
• Async scan phase
• Create a detailed markdown report will all git output
  • Open report in browser?
• --exclude path,path,path
• --help text and man-style doc file
• Support shell command completion

Feature List - TUI

TUI not yet implemented (WIP)

• Scrollable (Up, Down, PgUp, PgDown, Home, End)
• Seachable fzf algo lib?
• Flyout details
• Pull on demand
• Jump - shell integration jump to folder
• Jump to remote GitHub / GitLab
• Open - Open folder in app (vscode, vim, rider, etc)

Roadmap

1. Get CLI stable and clean
2. CLI integration with fzf
3. TUI version for added Quality-Of-Life features

Project Tasks

• Manual Publish
  • Publish linux release on GitHub
  • Publish windows release on GitHub
  • Publish to arch AUR
  • Publish to windows scoop package manager
• Automatic Publish process

Command line options

git-status: Fast recursive git status (with fetch and pull)
   version: 0.3.2

git-status -switch --param path1 path2 path3
    --no-fetch-all              # dont `git fetch` before `git status`
    --no-fetch path,path        # same as above, but only on matching path
    -p --pull                   # pull (if status is not dirty)
    --exclude path,path         # dont process repos containing these strings
    --depth number              # don't recurse deeper than `number`
    --log                       # create log file (in $PWD)
    -a --abs                    # use absolute paths