gflow-cli

A git flow cli using nodejs, which improve your efficiency.

Installation

npm i gflow-cli -g

Usage

• FEATURE
• RELEASE
• HOTFIX
• BUGFIX

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FEATURE

:point_right: gflow feature start <feature_name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git checkout -B feature/<feature_name>
- git push

:point_right: gflow feature finish <feature_name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git merge feature/<feature_name>

:point_right: gflow feature publish <feature_name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git merge feature/<feature_name>
- git push
- git push origin :feature/<feature_name>

:warning: This will delete the remote branch feature/<feature_name>, but do not delete local feature branch.

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RELEASE

:point_right: gflow release start <release_name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git checkout -B release/<release_name>
- git push

:point_right: gflow release finish <release_name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout master
- git pull
- git merge release/<release_name>

- git tag <release_name> master -f

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git merge release/<release_name>

• This will add a tag base master, named <release_name>, you can use --no-tag to avoid it.
• You can also using -t <tag_name> or --tag <tag_name> to replace <release_name>.

:point_right: gflow release publish <release_name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout master
- git pull
- git merge release/<release_name>
- git push

- git tag <release_name> master -f
- git push --tags

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git merge release/<release_name>
- git push
- git push origin :release/<release_name>

:warning:

• This will delete the remote branch release/<release_name>, but do not delete local release branch.
• This will add a tag base master, named <release_name>, you can use --no-tag to avoid it.
• You can also using -t <tag_name> or --tag <tag_name> to replace <release_name>.

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HOTFIX

:point_right: gflow hotfix start <name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout master
- git pull
- git checkout -B hotfix/<name>
- git push

:point_right: gflow hotfix finish <name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout master
- git pull
- git merge hotfix/<name>

- git tag <name> master -f

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git merge hotfix/<name>

• This will add a tag base master, named <hotfix_name>, you can use --no-tag to avoid it.
• You can also using -t <tag_name> or --tag <tag_name> to replace <hotfix_name>.

:point_right: gflow hotfix publish <name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout master
- git pull
- git merge hotfix/<name>
- git push

- git tag <name> master -f
- git push --tags

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git merge hotfix/<name>
- git push
- git push origin :release/<name>

:warning:

• This will delete the remote branch hotfix/<name>, but do not delete local branch.
• This will add a tag base master, named <hotfix_name>, you can use --no-tag to avoid it.
• You can also using -t <tag_name> or --tag <tag_name> to replace <hotfix_name>.

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BUGFIX

:point_right: gflow bugfix start <name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git checkout -B bugfix/<name>
- git push

:point_right: gflow bugfix finish <name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git merge bugfix/<name>

:point_right: gflow bugfix publish <name>

This will do follows:

- git checkout develop
- git pull
- git merge bugfix/<name>
- git push
- git push origin :bugfix/<name>

:warning: This will delete the remote branch bugfix/<name>, but do not delete local branch.