cnsc: C No Scope Commits
This is a small utility similar to Retrospring/nsc, but it's written in the C programming language and therefore at least 420% faster. It also has no runtime dependencies, and works only on Unix-like systems.
Just run make.
cnsc requires no command line arguments to work. It asks everything it needs from the
console using an interactive menu. However, to speed up the committing process a bit, you can
specify some command line arguments.
For example, to add all files automatically, start cnsc like this:
$ cnsc -a
Want to specify a commit message on the fly? Use the -m flag:
$ cnsc -m 'My awesome commit!'
Of course you can also combine the two flags.
$ cnsc -am 'Hack hack hooray!'
cnsc will return the return code of git commit.
Like nsc, cnsc is licensed under the terms of the MIT License.