Bash file to automatize git stages

Custom-Git-Commit.md

#Custom git commit

##Install

1. Save this bash file to a safe place
2. give it execute permissions chmod +x stage.sh
   [3] create an alias on your .bash_profile or .zshrc
   alias stage='. ~/path-to-file/stage.sh'

##Usage $stage 'commit message'
Will stage all files (Modified, Deleted, Untracked, New...)
Will create a new commit with 'commit message' as message

$stage
Will show a git status (short).
Then will ask for a commit message. If the commit message is empty it will abort the process.

##Notes
On every succeded workflow it will delete all the .DS_file instances on the repository (we all hate those)

To pimp your results you can define colors on the ~/.gitconfig file:

[core]
        excludesfile = ~/.gitignore
[color]
        ui = true

Protip: define your .DS_Store files on ~/.gitignore to inherit them to all your repositories

##Screnshot

stage.sh

if [[ $* != "" ]]; then
	find . -name '*.DS_Store' -type f -delete
	git add -A
	git commit -am "$*"
else
	echo 'Repository status:'
	git status -sb
	echo
	echo 'Set a commit message (leave blank to cancel): '
	read mensaje
	if [[ $mensaje != "" ]]; then
		find . -name '*.DS_Store' -type f -delete
		git add -A
		git commit -am "$mensaje"
	fi
fi