GitQuote

GitQuote will show you a quote from /r/quotes/ after each commit.

Requirements

• Python 3

Installation

• Download this repo as a zip file or using,

 $ git clone https://github.com/ipmanlk/GitQuote

• Open your terminal and navigate to downloaded repo.

 $ cd GitQuote

• Install using one of the following methods.

Method 1: Install using scripts

• Give permissions to install.sh & uninstall.sh scripts.

$ chmod +x install.sh uninstall.sh

• Run install.sh script.

$ ./install.sh

Method 2: Install manually

• Copy post-commit file in "hooks" directory to ".git/hooks" directory in your project
• Then make it executable.

$ cp hooks/post-commit <your_project_path>/.git/hooks

$ chmod +x <your_project_path>/.git/hooks/post-commit

How to use

Just commit as usual. A random quote will show up everytime you make a new commit.

 $ git commit -m "I want to see a random quote."

Uninstallation

• You can uninstall this by running uninstall.sh script in repo directory.

 $ ./uninstall.sh

• Or, you can simply delete post-commit file from .git/hooks directory in your project.

rm .git/hooks/post-commit

Notice: GitQuote will erase and create post-commit hook file