gdir

Git Dir

A command line tool to list git directories with their current branches or statuses.

Installation

gdir can be installed as a global command using npm and github.

NPM

$ npm install -g gdir

Github

$ npm install -g nishanbajracharya/gdir

Usage

The basic usage of gdir is to run the supplied command in a terminal session.

$ gdir

This will list down all the directories with git repos in the current path and the current git branch of each repo.

Options

gdir comes with a few options that can be used to filter branches or show statuses instead

Path

Path of directory to check repos in.

Option: -p, --path

Default: . Represents current directory

$ gdir --path path/to/directory
$ gdir -p ~/github

Branch

Git branch to filter.

Option: -b, --branch

Default: Represents current branch

$ gdir --branch DEV-123

Shows any directory that are checked into DEV-123 branch.

$ gdir --branch DEV-

Shows any directory that match the DEV- string like DEV-, DEV-1, etc.

$ gdir -b dev

Shows any directory that match dev branch name.

Type

Show current branch or status

Option: -t, --type Choices: branch, status

Default: branch

$ gdir --type branch

Shows list of directories and their corresponding current branches

$ gdir -t status

Shows list of directories and their current branch statuses

Note: All options can be used in combination

$ gdir --path ~/github --branch dev --type status

Contributing

To contribute, follow one of the two options:

• Open an Issue

  Open an issue detailing:

  1. What the issue is
  2. Steps to reproduce
  3. Possible solutions

  Note: These details are recommended but are entirely optional.

• Send a Pull Request

  Fork this project and send a pull request to the main branch.

License

MIT