Simple Command Prompt Repository Access

A simple Git repository access tool for Command Prompt.
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Table of Contents

1. About
2. Installation
   • Automatic Installer
   • Manual Installation
3. Usage
4. Installation
   • Automatic Unnstaller
   • Manual Unnstallation
5. License
6. Contact
7. Acknowledgments

About

sCMDra parses your Git repositories and lists them in Command Prompt from a single command, allowing quick access to your projects from anywhere.

After selecting a repository, your Command Prompt session is redirected and Windows Explorer is opened to the corresponding directory.

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Installation

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Even if you use the automatic installer, you will need to manually add the installation directory to your user's environment Path variable. Instructions for this are included in Install sCMDra.bat.

1. Clone/download the repo

   git clone https://github.com/nTh0rn/sCMDra.git

Automatic Installer

1. Run Install sCMDra.bat and follow the steps within.

Manual Installation

1. Create an installation directory (For example, C:\sCMDra\).
2. Add the installation directory to your user's environment Path variable.
3. Relocate sCMDra.bat and ___cecho.exe to your installation directory.
4. Inside sCMDra.bat, Find and replace all instances of INSTALL_TEMP with your installation directory, without quotes.
5. Inside sCMDra.bat, Find and replace all instances of REPO_TEMP with where your repositories are located, without quotes.
6. Rename sCMDra.bat to the keyword you'd like to use to access sCMDra (For example, "repo.bat", "$.bat", or "projects.bat").
   • You will not need to type the .bat file extension to access sCMDra from Command Prompt.

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Usage

Access sCMDra by typing in your keyword into Command Prompt from any directory (repo by default).

Any repository can be accessed by typing its index or title.

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Uninstallation

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Even if you use the automatic uninstaller, you will need to manually remove the installation directory from your user's environment Path variable. Instructions for this are included during the automatic uninstallation.

Automatic Uninstaller

1. Access sCMDra in Command Prompt by using your access keyword (repo by default).
2. Select "Additional Options".
3. Select "Uninstall sCMDra" and follow the steps provided.

Manual Uninstallation

1. Navigate to and delete the installation folder while sCMDra is not running (C:\sCMDra\ by default).
2. Remove the installation folder from your user's environment Path variable.

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License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.

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Contact

Nikolas Thornton - nthorn.com - contact@nthorn.com

Project Link: https://github.com/nTh0rn/sCMDra

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Acknowledgments

• Batch UAC prompt
• Echo with colors
• Folder selector

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