How to use the default function from simple-git

simple-git.default is a JavaScript library that provides a simple way to interact with Git repositories programmatically.

How does simple-git.default work?

simple-git is a lightweight JavaScript library that wraps the Git command line client, providing an easy-to-use interface for executing Git commands and automating Git workflows in a Node.js application. It allows you to interact with Git repositories, perform Git operations like cloning, fetching, merging, and committing changes, and also supports various Git protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, and Git+SSH. simple-git also provides support for Git aliases, submodules, and hooks, and can be used to integrate Git functionality with other Node.js tools and libraries.

Ai Example

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const simpleGit = require("simple-git");

// Initialize a new Git repository
simpleGit().init();

// Add files to the repository
simpleGit().add("./*");

// Commit the changes with a message
simpleGit().commit("Initial commit");

// Set the remote repository URL
simpleGit().addRemote("origin", "git@github.com:username/repo.git");

// Push the changes to the remote repository
simpleGit().push("origin", "master");

In this example, simpleGit() is called multiple times to perform different actions on the Git repository. Each method call returns a new instance of the simple-git object, so you can chain methods together to perform multiple actions in sequence.