@bitbonsai/gitremote
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Open gitlab/github/bitbucket in a browser from the console, using git remote as input
This is a small command line utility to open the current remote repository in a browser from the command line.
The idea is that you're in terminal, working on a repo, then just type gitlink and your default browser magically opens the gitlab/github/bitbucket... url.
If you're not on a git repo, there's a nice and color error message.
Tested on mac only, created in a few minutes in node after banging my head on the table trying to make it work on bash.
git clone https://github.com/bitbonsai/gitlink.gityarn link in the directory is the fastest/easiest way to install.npm link also works, if you're not into yarn.Just go to a repo and type gitlink to open a browser window with the repo
Or add part of a sha1 to it and open a single commit page: gitlink b844b99 (thanks for the idea, @ricardobeat)
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Open gitlab/github/bitbucket in a browser from the console, using git remote as input
We found that @bitbonsai/gitremote demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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