# * Pijul command line aliases & usage notes, tested with bash.
# These help me use pijul more efficiently, by reducing typing and
# aligning with familiar commands from other VCS.
# If you'd like to try them:

# * Pijul command line aliases.
# These aliases and usage notes help me be productive with pijul.
# They are tested with bash. If you'd like to try them:

alias pj=pijul

THISFILE=~/src/pijul-scripts/bashrc
PIJULCONFDIR=~/Library/Application\ Support/pijul  # mac

# ** pijul setup/testing
alias pjkeygen='pj key generate `whoami`'
alias pjkeyrm='rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/pijul'  # mac

# pjh - show help for these aliases.
pjh() { grep -E '^# (pj|\*)' "$THISFILE" ; }

alias pjreporm='rm -rf .pijul'

# pj [CMD] - run a pijul command or show pijul's help.
alias pj=pijul

# ** show working copy status

# ** pijul setup/uninstall helpers

# Show unrecorded changes (except added files).
# Similar to git diff, darcs whatsnew.
alias pjd='pj diff'

# pjkeygen - generate a patch-signing key for current user.
alias pjkeygen='pj key generate `whoami`'

# Summarise unrecorded changes (except added files). Add -u to see untracked files.
# Similar to git status -s, darcs whatsnew -s.
alias pjs='pj diff -s'

# pjconfrm - erase current user's pijul config and keys.
# shellcheck disable=SC2139
alias pjconfrm="echo 'warning: this will erase your pijul config and keys'; rm -ri \"$PIJULCONFDIR\""

# ** record changes

# # pjreporm - immediately erase pijul config and history in the current directory.
# alias pjreporm='rm -rf .pijul'

# pjrecam 'MSG' - record all pending changes as a new change with the given message.
# Similar to git commit -am 'MSG', darcs record -am 'MSG'.
alias pjrecam='pj record -a -m'

# ** list recorded patches in current repo

# pjamenda [HASH] - add all pending changes to the specified or last recorded change.
# Similar to git commit --amend -a, darcs amend -a.
alias pjamenda='pj record -a --amend'
# ** list changes
# Standard list.

# pjl - standard list.

# List with full descriptions. (?)

# pjlv - list with full descriptions. (?)

# List just the hashes.

# pjlh - list just the hashes.

# List with summary of file changes, like git log --stat, darcs log -s.

# pjls - list with summary of file changes.
# Similar to git log --stat, darcs log -s.

# ** inspect changes

# ** inspect a patch

# pjshow [HASH] - show a change, like git show [HASH], darcs log -v -h HASH.

# pjshow [HASH] - show a patch in full.
# Similar to git show [HASH], darcs log -v -h HASH.

# pjshowstat [HASH] - show a change summary, like git show --stat [HASH], darcs log -v -h HASH.

# pjshowstat [HASH] - summarise a patch.
# Similar to git show --stat [HASH], darcs log -v -h HASH.

# ** show unrecorded changes
# pjd - show unrecorded changes (except added files).
# Similar to git diff, darcs whatsnew.
alias pjd='pj diff'
# pjs - summarise unrecorded changes (except added files). Add -u to see untracked files.
# Similar to git status -s, darcs whatsnew -s.
alias pjs='pj diff -s'
# ** record changes
# pjrecam 'MSG' [PATHS] - record pending changes with the given message.
# Similar to git commit -am 'MSG', darcs record -am 'MSG'.
alias pjrecam='pj record -a -m'
# pjamenda [HASH] [PATHS] - add pending changes to the last recorded or specified patch.
# Similar to git commit --amend -a, darcs amend -a.
alias pjamenda='pj record -a --amend'

- bashrc - command line aliases & usage notes, tested with bash.

- push, pull - push/pull this repo, until I can configure a default remote
- bashrc - command line aliases & usage notes, tested with bash

These help me use pijul more efficiently, by reducing typing and

These help me be productive with pijul, by reducing typing and