Using git on the command line, but tired of typing `git` in front of every command? Use this little script.

gitgit.sh

#!/bin/bash

lastcmd=""
while [ true ]; do
	read -r -e -p "> git " gitcmd
	if [ "$gitcmd" != "" ] && [ "$gitcmd" != "$lastcmd" ]; then
		lastcmd=$gitcmd
		history -s "$gitcmd"
	fi
	if [ "$gitcmd" == "exit" ]; then
		break
	elif [ "$gitcmd" == "history" ]; then
		history
	elif [ "$gitcmd" != "" ]; then
		eval git $gitcmd
	fi
done