Copy git-export.py to a folder:

$ cp git-export.py ~/

Edit ~/.bashrc to add alias:

alias git-export='/home/xx/git-export.py'

or to include PATH:

PATH=$PATH:/home/xx

Setting sftp configs in git project:

$ cd git-project
$ git config gep.sftp.path '/var/www/'
$ git config gep.sftp.host '1.1.1.1'
$ git config gep.sftp.port 22
$ git config gep.sftp.username 'root'
$ git config gep.sftp.password 'xxxxxx'

git-export has three options:

-r upload to server
-c choose staging area
-o path_of_folder export files to local folder

Just want to pack changes from new commit:

$ git-export
Patch file is: /tmp/xxx.tar.gz

then it will pack changes to /tmp/xxx.tar.gz

Just want to pack changes from staging area:

$ git-export -c
Patch file is: /tmp/xxx.tar.gz

To upload files added or modified in new commmit to server:

$ git-export -r

Both uploading new commit to server and exporting these files to local folder:

$ git-export -ro path_of_folder

To upload files added or modified in staging area to server:

$ git-export -cr

To export modified files between two commits:

$ git-export -o path_of_folder 0df32f 430fds

To export modified files from one commit:

$ git-export -o path_of_folder 0df32f