line_info
CLI tool to fetch helpful info about line of code, such as issue number, related PRs, etc.
Usage:
line_info path/to/file line_number [selected_text]
It's designed to be used as an extension for IDE and called with a shortcut.
For example, in your Intellij IDE you can add this tool to Extention Tools (Preferences -> Tools -> Extention Tools)
Use line_info as Program and "$FilePath$" $LineNumber$ "$SelectedText$" as Arguments
Then you can bind any shortcut or run it from context menu
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Release files for line-info 0.0.1
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