A script to open PRs with fzf

fuzzy-github-prs.sh

### filename: fuzzy-github-prs.sh
### description: A script to open PRs with fzf

# Get the time in seconds 10 days ago
since=$(date -Iseconds -d '10 days ago')
export GH_TOKEN='<YOUR TOKEN WITH NOTIFICATION AND REPO ACCESS>'
export GH_USER='<YOUR USERNAME>'

# Get 10 "notifications" since 10 days ago in json
json=$(curl --silent -u "${GH_USER}":"${GH_TOKEN}" "https://api.github.com/notifications?per_page=10&since=${since}")

# Create tuples from the json using jq to filter for "review_requested". The
# output will look like a list of json objects with title and url.
pairs=$(echo ${json} | jq '.[] | select(.reason == "review_requested") | [{title: .subject.title, url: .subject.url}]')

# Pass the titles into fzf and wait for a selection
selected=$(echo "${pairs}" | jq '.[].title' | fzf-tmux -h 20)
[[ "$selected" = "" ]] && exit

# Re-parse the json and look for the url that matches the title that was
# selected.
selected_url=$(echo ${json} | jq '.[] | select(.subject.title == '"$selected"') | .subject.url' | sed 's/"//g')

# We need to use curl again to get the html url. Then we just use xdg-open (or
# open on Mac) to open the url in our browser. EASY.
curl --silent -u "${GH_USER}":"${GH_TOKEN}" "${selected_url}" | jq '.html_url' | xargs -i{} nohup xdg-open {} > /dev/null 2>&1 &