Script that makes it easy to show a Git repo on GitHub.com

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# If run without a name, open any current repo
if [ -z "$1" ]; then
    URL=$(git remote get-url origin)
    URL=${URL/"git@github.com:"/"https://github.com/"}
    URL=${URL/".git"/""}
    open $URL
else
    open "https://github.com/$1"
fi

If you use https://github.com/github/hub, then hub browse does the same thing. :)

@Abizern @JohnSundell personally I really love writing a bunch of tiny shell scripts for the following reasons:

• great skill to have in your toolbox
  • a skill that requires constant practise ;-)
• no installation required, I use Mackup across my machines or download from my GitHub dot files and away I go
• I wrote the code and can see it, easier to customise over time

I have a similar script for opening Xcode from the current directory. Handles multiple projects/workspaces (via option list) etc...

openx

Not the best code but if you want it:
https://gist.github.com/shaps80/9652980