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awesome-branch-name
Advanced tools
Generate git branch names based on cool-sounding Magic: The Gathering cards.
Install globally to generate delicious branch names with maximum efficiency.
$ npm install -g awesome-branch-name
$ awesome-branch-name
Print an awesome branch name.
$ awesome-branch-name
Or, run using npx.
$ npx awesome-branch-name
Immediately checkout a new, flavorful branch.
$ git checkout -b `awesome-branch-name`
Provide the optional keyword
argument to include the designated word somewhere
in the generated name.
$ awesome-branch-name MyNewFeature
Save it in your .bashrc
or .zshrc
and use it everyday.
branch() {
git checkout -b "dev/`awesome-branch-name $1`"
}
Or if you prefer npx
, make sure to specify -q
to silence npx output.
branch() {
git checkout -b "dev/`npx -q awesome-branch-name $1`"
}
Branch names are generated by taking cards from the MtG JSON Card Database, massaging them, and then assigning scores based on a simple algorithm designed to weed out cards that would make unpleasant branch names.
Corporate projects are often boring. Spice up your day! Why name your branch login-bugfix
,
when you can name it stormwatch-eagle
?
Put up a pull request! Suggestions on improvements to the scoring method or additional name generation methods are highly encouraged.
Licensed under MIT. Full license here »
FAQs
Generate awesome branch names
We found that awesome-branch-name 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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