Gut-CLI
Github repo discovery and management.
The primary benefits of using gutcli are:
- Consistent aliases to navigate to a Github directory, regardless of the path on each team member's machine.
- Quick access to a project's Github repo in your browser.
Features
| Feature | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
| List Aliases | $ gut -a |
List all GutRepo aliases. |
| GutRepo Alias | $ gut.[YOUR_GITHUB_REPO_NAME] |
Navigate to your GutRepo with an alias. (See List Aliases to find your aliases) |
| Open Github Repo | $ gut -r |
Opens the Github repo link in your browser of the GutRepo configured in your current directory. |
| GutRepo Configuration | $ gut -c |
Configure the current directory as a GutRepo. This must be a Github repo directory. |
| Auto Configuration | $ gut --auto-configure |
This command will discovery Github repos within the current directory up to 5 layers deep and configure a GutRepo. |
Installation
Install
$ pip install gutcli
Upgrade
$ pip install --upgrade gutcli
FAQs
What is a GutRepo?
GutRepos are the resource created for a Github repository within the gutcli ecosystem to manage metadata including the alias.
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Metadata
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