This repository contains an automation script written in Expect that streamlines the Git workflow. Instead of typing multiple commands and re-entering your GitHub credentials manually, this script handles the full process in one run:

• Adds all changes

• vPrompts for a commit message

• Commits with that message

• Prompts for a branch

• Pushes to the selected branch

• Automatically fills in GitHub credentials (using a stored key)

• Interactive prompts for commit messages and branch names.

• Automatic push with stored credentials for convenience.

• Credential management: pulls your GitHub password/token from ~/Documents/key.txt

• Saves time for quick, iterative commits.

• Expect must be installed on your system.

• A valid GitHub username and personal access token stored in a file:

• Save your token in ~/Documents/key.txt (first line only).

• Ensure the file is secured with proper permissions:

1. Clone this repository and make the script executable: (it would be good to find your config.fish and put this in the same directory, it might be ~/.config/fish/config.fish)

git clone https://github.com/YourUsername/git-save.git
cd git-save
chmod +x git-save.exp

2. Run the script from your repo root.

./git-save.exp

3. Follow the interactive prompts:

• Enter your commit message.

• Enter the branch name.

• The script will handle git add, git commit, and git push.

1. Find your fish config file (it might be ~/.config/fish/config.fish)
2. Put your git-save.exp file in the same directory
3. Add and alias for the git-save.exp file:

if status is-interactive
  alias git-save='~/.config/fish/git_save.exp'
end

4.Now you can execute the script with:

git-save