Description:

gitsmartmv 1.0.2

git-smartmv - A tool that can decide whether to use git mv or mv
The git-smartmv command-line tool, written by James Cherti,
allows moving files and/or directories without having to worry about
manually choosing whether to use git mv or mv.
It can determines whether to use git mv or mv based on the source and the
destination path:

If the files/directories are being moved within a Git repository,
git-smartmv uses git mv.
If the files/directories are being moved between a Git repository and a
non-Git directory or a different Git repository, git-smartmv uses mv.

Installation
sudo pip install git-smartmv

Shell alias
To simplify the usage of this tool, you can add the following line to
your ~/.bashrc:
alias mv="git-smartmv"

Usage
The git-smartmv command-line tool accepts similar arguments as the mv
command, including the source file or directory to be moved, and the
destination file or directory.
usage: git-smartmv [--option] <SOURCE>... <DEST>

options:
-w WARNING_THRESHOLD, --warning-threshold WARNING_THRESHOLD
This will raise a warning if the number of files or directories being moved
exceeds the specified amount
-v, --verbose Report the names of the files and/or directories as they are being moved.
-f, --force Force renaming or moving of files and/or directories even if the destination
exists.
-p, --non-interactive
Do not prompt the user to confirm before executing 'mv' and/or 'git mv'
commands.

First example:
git smartmv file1 file2

Second example:
git smartmv file1 dir1/ file2 file3 directory/

Third example (non-interactive):
git smartmv --non-interactive dir1/ dir2/

License
Distributed under terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.
Links

Git-smartmv @PyPI
Git-smartmv @GitHub

License

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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