// Our goal: make a commit: `$ git commit -am "I'm updating the \"foo\" module to be more secure"`
// Standard ShellJS requires the exec function, with confusing string escaping:
shell.exec('git commit -am "I\'m updating the \\"foo\\" module to be more secure"');
// Skip the extra string escaping with shelljs-exec-proxy!
shell.git.commit('-am', `I'm updating the "foo" module to be more secure`);

const shell = require('shelljs-exec-proxy');
shell.git.status();
shell.git.add('.');
shell.git.commit('-am', 'Fixed issue #1');
shell.git.push('origin', 'main');

shell.ls('dir/*.txt').forEach(file => {
  shell.exec('git add ' + file);
}

shell.ls('dir/*.txt').forEach(file => {
  shell.git.add(file);
}