My pijul helper scripts:

- push, pull - push/pull this repo, until I can configure a default remote
- bashrc - command line aliases & usage notes, tested with bash

These help me be productive with pijul, by reducing typing and
aligning with familiar commands from other VCS.
If you'd like to try them:

    $ pijul clone https://nest.pijul.com/simonmichael/pijul-scripts
    $ . pijul-scripts/bashrc

    $ pjhh
    * pijul command line aliases
    pjh - show help for these aliases
    pjhh - show more verbose help with equivalent commands
    pj [CMD] - run a pijul command or show pijul's help

    ** Setup/uninstall helpers
    pjkeygen - generate a change-signing key for current user
      pijul key generate `whoami`
    pjconfrm - erase current user's pijul config and keys
      rm -ri $PIJULCONFDIR

    ** List recorded changes in current repo
    pjl - standard list
      pijul log (like git log, darcs log)
    pjlv - list with full descriptions. (?)
      pijul log --description
    pjls - list with summary of file changes
      (like git log --stat, darcs log -s)
    pjhashes [N] - list the change hashes, or just the last N hashes

    ** Inspect a recorded change
    pjshow [HASH] - show the last or specified change in full
      pijul change (like git show [HASH], darcs log -v -h HASH)
    pjshowstat [HASH] - summarise the last or specified change
      (like git show --stat [HASH], darcs log -s -h HASH)

    ** Show unrecorded changes
    pjs - summarise unrecorded changes (except added files), -u for untracked files
      pijul diff -s (like git status -s, darcs whatsnew -s)
    pjd - show unrecorded changes in full (except added files)
      pijul diff (like git diff, darcs whatsnew)

    ** Record changes
    pjrec 'MSG' [PATHS] - record all unrecorded changes, with the given message
      pijul record -am 'MSG' (like git commit -am 'MSG', darcs record -am 'MSG')
    pjamend [HASH] [PATHS] - add all unrecorded changes to last or specified patch
      pijul record -a --amend [HASH] (like git commit --amend -a, darcs amend -a)