Git Command Generator

Choose the specific Git command you want to generate. Each command has a description of its purpose.

Select from a comprehensive list of Git commands including basic operations, branching, history, and advanced features.

Filter commands by category to find specific types of Git operations more easily.

Browse commands by category: Repository, Basic, Branching, History, Stashing, Configuration, or Advanced operations.

Enter the URL of the Git repository you want to work with. Used for clone, remote-add, and push/pull operations.

Enter the full repository URL including the .git extension. Example: https://github.com/username/repo.git

Specify the branch name for operations like checkout, merge, push, and pull. Common branches include main, master, develop.

Enter the name of the branch you want to work with. This will replace <branch-name> in the generated command.

Enter a descriptive message for your commit. This will be used in commit commands and annotated tags.

Write a clear, descriptive message explaining what changes the commit includes. This replaces <message> in the command.

Specify the file path for operations like add, diff, and show. Can be a single file or directory path.

Enter the path to the file or directory you want to work with. This replaces <file-name> in the generated command.