Useful functions for using a remote git server

sshGitServer

# add to your .aliases file
#ssh to your git server
#MUST HAVE A USER NAMES "git"
#REFERENCE --> http://www.tomdalling.com/blog/software-processes/how-to-set-up-a-secure-git-server-at-home-osx/
ip='###.###.###.###'
user='git'
alias deepspace='ssh $user@$ip'
alias ds=deepspace
alias lsds='ssh git@###.###.###.### "ls"'
#return local foldername
function folderName(){
    dest=$PWD;
    f="${dest##*/}";
    echo "${f}"
    }
alias fn=folderName
#makeRemote
function makeRemote(){
    dest=$PWD".git";
    f="${dest##*/}";
    ssh git@###.###.###.### "git init --bare ${f}";
}
alias makeremote=makeRemote
alias mr=makeremote
#testRemote
function testRemote(){
     dest=$PWD".git";
     echo $dest;
     f="${dest##*/}";
    git ls-remote ssh://git@###.###.###.###/Users/git/${f} &>-
    if [ "$?" -ne 0 ]; then
    echo "[ERROR] Unable to read from " git ls-remote ssh://git@###.###.###.###/Users/git/${f}
    else
    return "$?"
    fi
}
alias testremote=testRemote
alias tr=testremote
#forceOrigin
function forceOrigin(){
    dest=$PWD".git";
    f="${dest##*/}";
    git ls-remote --get-url ssh://git@###.###.###.###/Users/git/${f} #&>-
    if [ "$?" -ne 0 ]; #fail test
        then
        git remote -v
        echo failed to read remote
        makeRemote;forceOrigin;
        else
            echo succeeded to read
            echo adding remote deepspace repository
            git remote add deepspace ssh://git@###.###.###.###/Users/git/${f};
            echo setting remote url
            git remote set-url --origin ssh://git@###.###.###.###/Users/git/${f};
            git remote -v
        fi
    git ls-remote --get-url https://github.com/USERNAME/${f} #&>-
    if [ "$?" -ne 0 ]; #fail test
        then
        git remote -v
        echo failed to read remote
        makeRemote;forceOrigin;
        else
            echo succeeded to read
            echo adding remote github repository
            git remote add github https://github.com/USERNAME/${f};
            echo setting remote url
            git remote set-url --addurl origin ssh://git@###.###.###.###/Users/git/${f};
            git remote -v
        fi
}
alias forceorigin=forceOrigin
alias fo=forceorigin