Scripts

Here's a few scripts to make your life easier:

• can-i-commit - Checking changed files using git-grep for "console." and "//" strings to make sure your commits aren't dirty. (this will not prevent you from committing, rather then just notify which files might need another look).

Installing and usage (macOS):

1. Clone this repo into a designated scripts folder inside your home folder: /Users/<YOUR_USER>/Scripts.
2. Make all the scripts an executable and available linked without .sh file extension by running the init script using the command line: /bin/bash ./init-all-scripts.sh
3. restart your terminal

Troubleshooting:

• use ls -l to check if file is executable: -rwxr-xr-x (x stands for executable).
• You can make a single file executable using this command linechmod +x script_name.sh
• If you tried running the scripts without linking it you have to specify the directory you're trying to run it from even if you're already in that current directory. i.e. ./can-i-commit.sh will work but canicommit.sh will not.
• If you prefer to not make your scripts global make sure to uncomment the init-all-scripts script by changing the output dir (in comment) and then add the scripts folder to your current path: export PATH="$HOME/<SCRIPTS_DIR>:$PATH" by editing .zshrc or your bash config.