A plugin providing over 40 bindkey commands like e.g. x!b – Ctags browser directly within tig.

Simply source tig.plugin.(sh|zsh) (….sh for Bash) and you can use them instantly.

Execute one of past ":!…" or ":exec …" commands after choosing one from a TUI like tig itself or fzf, etc.

Apply selected stash with the patch utility. It might get better results than the standard git stash apply …

The same, but reversed patch will be used.

Apply the stash normally with git stash apply.

Save a new stash keeping the staged changes.

Save a new stash keeping the staged changes for currently highlighted file only.

Save a new stash keeping the staged changes for currently highlighted file onlyand do this interactively.

Save a new stash keeping the staged changes and do this interactively.

Uncodintionally stash all changes.

Save a new stash keeping the staged changes, with a custom message (will get prompted).

Save a new stash keeping the staged changes, with a custom message (will get prompted), interactively.

Apply the stash changes for a single file (currently highlighted), with a different method.

Apply the stash changes with the patch utility, with a different method of generating the changes (git diff stash^1 stash).

The same as Z1P, but the patch is reversed.

The same as ZP, but the patch is reversed.

Browse all the tags from TAGS index file with a TUI helper app, and open $EDITOR on it.

Run make tags in the repo (should generate TAGS index file).

Run make ctags in the repo (should generate TAGS index file).

Run a curated ctags --languages=C … command that creates TAGS file with symbols from any C source file (.c, .h). @universal-ctags/ctags is required.

Run a curated ctags --languages=Zsh,Sh … command that creates TAGS file with symbols from any shell source file (.sh, .zsh, .bash). @universal-ctags/ctags is required.

The same as x!tc, but with Vim-style tags index file.

The same as x!tz, but with Vim-style tags index file.

Runs the $EDITOR on current file and line. The same as original e key.

One often needs to open a group of files that associate with the feature that one works on. DIfferent feature ↔ different group of files. TigSuite provides a support for this — °features° are named groups of files, which can be opened in editor, by picking up in tig:

or by any other tool like fzf. Set $TICHOOSE_APP to change from the default (tig). It's possible to create one from:

• commit – all files changed by commit become a °feature°,
• accumulator/queue – all files added to a side-buffer become a °feature°; you can add single files to it, or files of commit, or files from the current tree of files, etc.

Edit the current accumulator/queue (in $EDITOR).

Edit the file where all °features° are saved (in $EDITOR).

View files in queue, in tig.

View files in commit, in tig.

Create a new °feature° from accumulator/queue.

Create a new °feature° from commit.

Create a new °feature° from tree (HEAD).

Create a new °feature° from tree (current commit).

Empty the queue.

Save file in queue.

Save all files in given °feature° to the queue.

Save files in commit to the queue.

Open °feature° in $EDITOR, after picking (from tig, fzf, etc.).

Open °feature° in $EDITOR, after entering its name in prompt.

Rename °feature° – menu (tig, fzf, etc.).

Rename °feature° – prompt.

Simply clone the repo and source tigsuite.plugin.sh (Bash) or ….zsh (Zsh), or use any Zsh plugin manager.