Git Cheat Sheet Pro

🎯 Interactive Git Graph

See how Git commands affect a repository. Click commands below to simulate.

Click a command to see how it changes the graph. This simulates a typical Git workflow.

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Comprehensive Database

50+ Git commands with detailed descriptions, examples, and parameter explanations.

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Command Builder

Build custom Git commands with interactive parameter selection and real-time preview.

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Visual Git Graph

Understand branching and merging with an interactive visual graph of Git operations.

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Export & Share

Export your favorite commands as a PDF or JSON. Share cheat sheets with your team.

🔌 Git Plugins & Add‑ons for Popular IDEs

Boost your Git workflow with these recommended extensions for your development environment.

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Visual Studio Code

GitLens – Supercharge Git with blame annotations, history, and code lens.
Git Graph – Visualize repository history as a graph.
GitHub Pull Requests – Review and manage PRs directly in VS Code.

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JetBrains (IntelliJ, WebStorm, etc.)

Built‑in Git integration – Excellent native support.
GitToolBox – Adds inline blame, annotations, and more.
GitHub Copilot – AI‑powered code suggestions.

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PyCharm / DataSpell

Git Integration – Full‑featured Git client built‑in.
GitHub – Seamless GitHub connectivity.
.ignore – Generate .gitignore files easily.

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VS Code (Web)

GitHub Codespaces – Cloud‑powered dev environment with Git.
GitHub Repositories – Clone and work directly from GitHub.

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Eclipse

EGit – Eclipse Git integration, part of Eclipse project.
GitHub for Eclipse – GitHub connector.

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Sublime Text

GitSavvy – In‑editor Git commands and diff view.
GitGutter – See line‑level Git changes in the gutter.

💡 Tip: Most modern IDEs have excellent built‑in Git support. Explore your IDE’s marketplace for more Git‑related extensions.

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