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# GIMS
> Git Made Simple
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## 🚀 Installation
```bash
npm install -g gims
```
This installs the `gims` command and a shortcut alias:
```bash
g # shortcut for gims
```
<br><br>
## 🔧 Environment Setup (Optional for AI)
To enable AI-generated commit messages:
### ✅ Option 1: Gemini API
```bash
export GEMINI_API_KEY='your_gemini_api_key'
```
### ✅ Option 2: OpenAI API (used if Gemini key not found)
```bash
export OPENAI_API_KEY='your_openai_api_key'
```
If neither is set, it defaults to a generic commit message.
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## 🧠 AI Commit Modes
### 1. Commit Locally with AI Message
```bash
g l # or gims local
```
→ Adds and commits current changes locally with a descriptive commit message generated by AI.
### 2. Commit & Push with AI Message
```bash
g o # or gims online
```
→ Adds, commits, and pushes the current changes to the remote branch.
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## 📚 Version History Navigation
### View Git Logs (Short)
```bash
g ls # or gims list
```
→ Shows a numbered short log:
```
1. 1234abc Added login feature
2. 5678def Fixed bug in auth flow
```
### View Git Logs (Full)
```bash
g ll # or gims largelist
```
→ Full `git log` (without pager).
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## 🌿 Branching & Resetting
### Create Branch from a Commit or Number
```bash
g b 2 try-new-idea
```
→ Branches off from commit #2 (resolved via `g ls`) into a new branch `try-new-idea`.
### Reset to a Commit or Number
```bash
g r 1 --hard
```
→ Resets the current branch to commit #1 permanently (`--hard` is optional).
### Revert a Commit or Number
```bash
g rv 3
```
→ Reverts changes made by commit #3 (safe, non-destructive).
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## 🆕 Git Init
```bash
g i # or gims init
```
→ Initializes a new Git repository.
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## 📝 Example Workflow
```bash
cd myproject/
g i # Initialize repository
touch index.js # Add file
g l # Auto commit locally with AI
g ls # See commit history
g b 1 try-feature # Branch out from earlier version
```