git mnemonic
Speakable, rememberable translations for git ref hashes
[](https://travis-ci.org/glenjamin/git-mnemonic)
Usage
From inside a git repository
# Defaults to HEAD $ git mnemonic end line grab ding
# Can be given a specific revision $ git mnemonic origin/master line pot end bear
# Will translate back to the full git hash $ git mnemonic line pot end bear 4b63bf41e0c2369c76b6e3ce3ea40ed5fa0977c3
Install
pip install git-mnemonic
TODO
It’d be really nice to produce a really friendly word list, that contained only words that sounded audiably distinct and were easy to spell / type / read. It would also be awesome to support multiple spellings of tricky words.
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