Gemini CLI Helpers

This project is a collection of shell scripts that leverage the Gemini CLI to automate common developer tasks.

Installation

There are two ways to install these helper scripts.

Using npm (recommended)

If you have Node.js and npm installed, you can install the scripts globally from the root of the project directory:

npm install -g .

This will make the gemit command available in your system's path.

Using Bash script

For bash users who prefer not to install a global npm package, you can use the provided bash script to create an alias.

./install-bash.sh

This will:

• Create an alias for the gemit script in the scripts directory.
• Add the alias to your ~/.bash_aliases file.
• Ensure ~/.bash_aliases is sourced by your ~/.bashrc.

After installation, you'll need to restart your shell or source your .bashrc file for the changes to take effect:

source ~/.bashrc

Available Scripts

gemit

The gemit script automates the process of generating a commit message for your staged changes using the Gemini CLI.

Usage:

gemit [options]

The script will use the staged diff to generate a concise commit message and then create the commit.

Options:

Option	Description
-h, --help	Show the help message and exit.
-a, --all	Stage all tracked files before committing.
-s, --submodule	If in a submodule, commit the submodule changes in the parent repository as well.
-r, --release	Run 'npm run release' after committing.

Examples:

• Generate a commit message for currently staged files:

  git add .
  gemit

• Stage all files and generate a commit message:

  gemit -a

• Stage all files and commit submodule changes in the parent repository:

  gemit -a -s

• Stage all files, generate a commit message, and run the release script:

  gemit -a -r