This repository contains my personal bin utility scripts from ~/bin

• purge-images

# Change to your home directory
cd ~/

# Clone the repsitory to your home directory
git clone https://github.com/ocrosby/bin.git

# Add all of the helper directories to your path (preferably do this in .zshrc or .bashrc etc...)
export PATH=~/bin/git:~/bin/conventional:~/bin/docker:$PATH

git add .
git commit -m "fix(myscope): my message"
git push

becomes

fix "my message" myscope

git add .
git commit -m "fix: my message"
git push

becomes

fix "my message"

• requires no arguments
• executes git status

• requires a single double quoted argument
• executes git add .
• executes git commit -m "<arg>"
• executes git push

• requires a single double quoted argument
• calls in prefixing the commit message with feat:.

• requires a single double quoted argument
• calls in prefixing the commit message with fix:.

• requires a single double quoted argument
• calls in prefixing the commit message with chore:.

• requires a single double quoted argument
• calls in prefixing the commit message with docs:.

• requires a single double quoted argument
• calls in prefixing the commit message with style:.

• requires a single double quoted argument
• calls in prefixing the commit message with test:.

• requires a single double quoted argument
• calls in prefixing the commit message with ci:.

• requires a single argument that is the name of a branch you wish to create
• creates the new branch
• checks out the new branch
• pushes the upstream origin
• calls git branch to show you where you are
• this should leave you on the new branch

• requires a single double quoted argument that is the name of the branch you wish to delete
• checks out main
• calls git pull
• forcefully deletes the specified branch
• calls git ranch to show you where you are

Note: I need to modify delete to detect the current branch you are on so it doesn't have to be specified.

• requires no arguments
• purges images to save space locally

Note: run this regularly or your drive will fill up