Super git with zshrc:

Easy Customization

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Hi all! So, straight to the point:

Customizing Terminal Logs and Git Commands with `zshrc`

1. Prompt Customization

Enhance your prompt to show the current directory, Git branch, or even introduce emojis.

In .zshrc file

PROMPT=’%F{cyan}%d %F{yellow}$(git_branch) %F{white}➜ %f’

Here, `%d` represents the current directory, `$(git_branch)` fetches the active Git branch, and the `%F{color}` directives adjust the text color.

2. Function Logging

Craft functions to record specific tasks for better clarity and rapid debugging.

#.zshrc

my_log(){
    echo “«%F{green}[LOG – $(date +»%T»)]%f $1"
}

alias log=my_log

By invoking `log «My custom message»`, you’ll now see a timestamped log message.

3. Enhancing the Git Push Experience

Daily Git tasks can be simplified and made more efficient with customizations:

• Git Aliases: Define concise and memorable shortcuts for frequently used Git commands.

# .zshrc

alias gs=’git status’

alias ga=’git add’…