NAME

dotf

DESCRIPTION

Manage, backup, develop, sync your .dotfiles with ease

USAGE

dotf [-AapufhV] [-a|a|--add|add <files>] [-A|A|--all|all|add-all]
     [-u|u|--up|up|--upload|upload [message]] [--fzf|fzf]
     [-h|h] [--help|help] [-V|--version] [-- <git command|git options>]]

dotf [-AapufhV]

dotf [options] [-- <git command|git options>]

dotf [git subcommand]

OPTIONS

-a, --add, a, add <files>

Add files to be tracked (git add)

-A, A, --all, add-all

Add all tracked files that have been modified

-u, u, --up, --upload [message]

Commit and push changes, including an option commit message

-- <git commands|git options>

Run git commands

META OPTIONS

-h, h

Show the help menu

--help, help

Show the full dotf help menu

--usage, usage

Show dotf usage

--examples, examples

Show dotf examples

-V, --version

Show dotf version

EXAMPLES

Running 'dotf' with no subcommands, options, or arguments will show the current status of the repository: (Equivalent to running: 'dotf status')

$  dotf

Adding all modified files currently checked into dotf. It will not add new files that are not being tracked.

$  dotf add-all

These next two command will do the exact same thing. Showing you how the subcommands/options can be used.

These examples will commit and push changes to the remote repository with a commit message of 'Added help menu to function'

$  dotf upload 'Added help menu to function'

$  dotf --upload='Added help menutofunctinon'

This little command is a shorthand way of running multiple commands to add all modified files that are checked into dotf, commit changes with a commit message of 'Expanded help menu', and then pushing to the remote.

$  dotf a && dotf 'Expanded help menu'

MORE

For more information, view the README on the dotf repository

• https://github.com/connerwill/dotf