ket 0.0.2

Bitbucket workflows in your terminal

ket

ket is a command-line tool, that makes interaction with Bitbucket repositories easier.

You probably know hub for GitHub and/or lab for GitLab. Well, ket is trying to accomplish the same goal, but for Bitbucket.

ket is currently only capable of managing pull requests. More to come!

Installation

$ pip install ket

Configuration

In order to interact with a Bitbucket repository, ket needs to authenticate to Bitbucket with a username and an API key. The username is usually your Bitbucket username. For the API key you should use the so-called app password. More on app passwords, and how to create them here.

Configuration file

ket tries to read its configuration from the file $HOME/.config/ket, which must be formatted as follows:

[bitbucket]
username = Ch00k
api_key = <app_password>

Running

$ ket
Usage: ket [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Bitbucket in your command-line

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  pull-request  Pull request operations

$ ket pull-request
Usage: ket pull-request [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Pull request operations

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  approve    Approve a pull request
  checkout   Checkout the branch of a pull request
  close      Close (decline) a pull request
  create     Create a pull request
  diff       Show the diff of a pull request
  list       List pull requests
  merge      Merge (accept) a pull request
  show       Show pull request details
  unapprove  Unapprove a pull request

Tab completion

To enable tab completion, execute

eval "$(_KET_COMPLETE=source ket)"