A lightweight bundle of commands focused on swift and streamlined git operations.
git add -A
). Optionally trigger a git push
afterward.git blame
of a file and branch state.Hard Requirements
dressing.nvim
Optional/Recommended Requirements
TSInstall gitcommit
nvim-notify
OR snacks.nvim
for the commit preview, issue number insertion,
and various notificationstelescope
is required for interactive staging.curl
.-- lazy.nvim
{
"chrisgrieser/nvim-tinygit",
dependencies = "stevearc/dressing.nvim",
},
-- packer
use {
"chrisgrieser/nvim-tinygit",
requires = "stevearc/dressing.nvim",
}
git add -p
.<Space>
to (un)stage the hunk, <CR>
to go to the hunk, or <C-r
to
reset the hunk (mappings customizable). Your regular telescope
mappings also
apply.staging.contextSize
.
Larger context size is going to "merge" changes that are close to one another
into one hunk. (As such, the hunks displayed are not 1:1 the same as the hunks
from gitsigns.nvim
.) A context size between 1 and 4 is recommended.contextSize=0
(= no merging at all) is currently not supported.require("tinygit").interactiveStaging()
git add --all
) before the
commit.git push
if the repo is clean after committing.git push
is triggered afterward, so there are no surprises.#
inserts the most recent issue number, <Tab>
cycles through the
issues (currently opt-in, see plugin configuration).-- values shown are the defaults
require("tinygit").smartCommit { pushIfClean = false, pullBeforePush = true }
Example Workflow Assuming these keybindings:
vim.keymap.set("n", "ga", "<cmd>Gitsigns add_hunk<CR>") -- gitsigns.nvim
vim.keymap.set("n", "gc", function() require("tinygit").smartCommit() end)
vim.keymap.set("n", "gp", function() require("tinygit").push() end)
ga
.gc
to enter a commit message.gp
to push the commits.Using pushIfClean = true
allows you to combine staging, committing, and
pushing into a single step, when it is the last commit you intend to make.
Amending
amendOnlyMsg
just opens the commit popup to change the last commit message,
and does not stage any changes.amendNoEdit
keeps the last commit message; if there are no staged changes,
stages all changes (git add --all
), like smartCommit
.git push --force-with-lease
afterward, if the branch has
diverged (that is, the amended commit was already pushed).-- options default to `false`
require("tinygit").amendOnlyMsg { forcePushIfDiverged = false }
require("tinygit").amendNoEdit { forcePushIfDiverged = false, stageAllIfNothingStaged = true }
Fixup or Squash Commits
fixupCommit
lets you select a commit from the last X commits and runs git commit --fixup
on the selected commit.git add --all
), like
smartCommit
.squashInstead = true
to squash instead of fixup (git commit --squash
).autoRebase = true
automatically runs rebase with --autosquash
and
--autostash
afterward, confirming all fixups and squashes without opening a
rebase view. (Note that this can potentially result in conflicts.)-- options show default values
require("tinygit").fixupCommit {
selectFromLastXCommits = 15,
squashInstead = false,
autoRebase = false,
}
require("tinygit").undoLastCommitOrAmend()
git reset --mixed
.)push
operation done as a followup (such as .smartCommit { pushIfClean = false }
), the last commit is not undone.Search issues & PRs
curl
.-- state: all|closed|open (default: all)
-- type: all|issue|pr (default: all)
require("tinygit").issuesAndPrs { type = "all", state = "all" }
-- alternative: if the word under the cursor is of the form `#123`,
-- open that issue/PR
require("tinygit").openIssueUnderCursor()
GitHub URL Opens the current file at GitHub in the browser and copy the URL to the system clipboard.
-- file|repo (default: file)
require("tinygit").githubUrl("file")
push
can be combined with other actions, depending on the options.createGitHubPr
opens a PR from the current branch browser.
gh
CLI, as it uses a GitHub web feature.-- options default to `false`
require("tinygit").push {
pullBefore = false,
forceWithLease = false,
createGitHubPr = false,
}
require("tinygit").createGitHubPr()
Search the git history. Select from the matching commits to open a popup with a diffview of the changes.
git log -G
).
git log -L
).
git
uses heuristics to determine the enclosing function of a
change, so this is not
100% perfect and has varying reliability across languages.git log -L
).
Keymaps in the diff popup
<Tab>
: show older commit<S-Tab>
: show newer commityh
: yank the commit hash to the system clipboardR
: restore file to state at commitn
/N
: go to the next/previous occurrence of the query (only file history)require("tinygit").searchFileHistory()
require("tinygit").functionHistory()
require("tinygit").lineHistory()
Simple wrappers around git stash push
and git stash pop
.
require("tinygit").stashPush()
require("tinygit").stashPop()
Shows the message and date (git blame
) of the last commit that changed the
current file (not line).
require("tinygit.statusline").blame()
[!TIP] Some status line plugins also allow you to put components into the tabline or winbar. If your status line is too crowded, you can add the blame-component to one of those bars instead.
The component can be configured with the statusline.blame
options in the plugin
configuration.
Shows whether the local branch is ahead or behind of its remote counterpart.
(Note that this component does not run git fetch
for performance reasons, so
the information may not be up-to-date with remote changes.)
require("tinygit.statusline").branchState()
The setup
call is optional.
-- default config
require("tinygit").setup {
staging = { -- requires telescope
contextSize = 1, -- larger values "merge" hunks. 0 is not supported.
stagedIndicator = "✜ ",
keymaps = { -- insert & normal mode
stagingToggle = "<Space>", -- stage/unstage hunk
gotoHunk = "<CR>",
resetHunk = "<C-r>",
},
moveToNextHunkOnStagingToggle = false,
},
commitMsg = {
commitPreview = true, -- requires `nvim-notify` or `snacks.nvim`
spellcheck = false,
keepAbortedMsgSecs = 300,
inputFieldWidth = 72, -- `false` to use dressing.nvim config
conventionalCommits = {
enforce = false,
-- stylua: ignore
keywords = {
"fix", "feat", "chore", "docs", "refactor", "build", "test",
"perf", "style", "revert", "ci", "break", "improv",
},
},
insertIssuesOnHash = {
-- Typing `#` will insert the most recent open issue.
-- Requires nvim-notify or snacks.nvim.
enabled = false,
next = "<Tab>", -- insert & normal mode
prev = "<S-Tab>",
issuesToFetch = 20,
},
},
push = {
preventPushingFixupOrSquashCommits = true,
confirmationSound = true, -- currently macOS only, PRs welcome
-- Pushed commits contain references to issues, open those issues.
-- Not used when using force-push.
openReferencedIssues = false,
},
historySearch = {
diffPopup = {
width = 0.8, -- float, 0 to 1
height = 0.8,
border = "single",
},
autoUnshallowIfNeeded = false,
},
issueIcons = {
openIssue = "🟢",
closedIssue = "🟣",
notPlannedIssue = "⚪",
openPR = "🟩",
mergedPR = "🟪",
draftPR = "⬜",
closedPR = "🟥",
},
statusline = {
blame = {
ignoreAuthors = {}, -- hide component if these authors (useful for bots)
hideAuthorNames = {}, -- show component, but hide names (useful for your own name)
maxMsgLen = 40,
icon = "ï°– ",
},
branchState = {
icons = {
ahead = "󰶣",
behind = "󰶡",
diverge = "󰃻",
},
},
},
backdrop = {
enabled = true,
blend = 50, -- 0-100
},
}
The appearance of the commit preview and notifications is determined by nvim-notify. To change for example the width of the preview, use:
require("notify").setup {
max_width = 60,
}
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