Git Bash Config

A repo-centric bash config designed for Git BASH - git for windows

Features

Function name	Description	How to use
`gig`	use gitignore.io to generate gitignore file and copy that to clipboard	eg: `gig windows,visualStudioCode,node`
`gh`	open gihub page of the repo	`gh`
`clone`	based on @stephenplusplus dotfile by @stephenplusplus arg 1 - url	username	repo remote endpoint, username on github, or name of repository. arg 2 - (`optional`) name of repo	eg1: `clone window-bash-config` eg2: `clone yeoman generator` eg3: `clone git@github.com:addyosmani/dotfiles.git`
`glr`	simple git log	`glr`
`f`	find shorthand arg1 - filename	eg: `f README.md`
`gitexport`	take this repo and copy it to somewhere else minus the .git stuff. arg1 - path to export	eg: `gitexport '~/static/'`
`mkd`	Create a new directory and enter it	eg: `mkd hello-world`
`fs`	# Determine size of a file or total size of a directory	eg: `fs`
`gitio`	Create a git.io short URL arg1 - code to setup your own vanity URL arg2 - github URL	eg: `gitio shabi http://github.com/shabith`
`o`	with no arguments opens the current directory, otherwise opens the given location	eg1: `o` eg2: `o directory`
`v`	with no arguments opens the current directory in Vim, otherwise opens the given location	eg1: `v` eg2: `v directory`
`a`	with no arguments opens the current directory in Atom, otherwise opens the given location	eg1: `a` eg2: `a directory`
`c`	with no arguments opens the current directory in Visual Studio Code, otherwise opens the given location	eg1: `c` eg2: `c directory`

  cd ~
  git clone https://github.com/shabith/windows-bash-config config
  cd config
  . setup