Making a Git Bash "Shell" Script to execute already existing commands

Question

i would like to make a "script" to perform some commands for me in git bash. i would then start git bash and type git myScriptName and hit enter, the it would perform:

    cd myProjectFolderName (ENTER)
    git init (ENTER)
    git add -A (ENTER)
    git commit -m 'letMeWriteSomeThingHereAndIHitEnterAndItEndsCommentWith' (ENTER)
    git push myRemoteName myBranch (ENTER)

and then do nothing, i would also like to do the same with:

    cd myProjectFolderName (ENTER)
    git init (ENTER)
    git pull myRemoteName myBranch (ENTER)

and then do nothing.

Thanks a bunch for any help regarding this, a plus would be if someone even went ahead and made the script :) Thanks

Answer 1

You could start with this:

gitCommands.sh:

function go_on {
  echo -ne "$1 [Y, n]\r"
  read answer
  if [ "$answer" = "n" ]; then
    echo "exit"
    exit 0
  fi
}

function call {
  go_on "$1"
  $1
  echo ""
}

call "cd myProjectFolderName"

echo "Type commit message"
read commit_message
call "git commit -m $commit_message"

The function call executes the function 'go_on'. This echos the string parameter (for example cd myProjectFolderName [Y, n]) on the commandline, after that it waits for your input. If you type Y or simply press enter, the script goes on (with executing this command). If you type "n", the script stops.