findf-file-in-git-project.sh

# https://github.com/jhawthorn/fzy
# I have just discovered what is fzy. I created  helpful functions that helps to edit or navigte directories at the light of speed 
# I'm agree with you that function could be more simple :)
# Use the force wisely


alias git-root='cd $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)'
# Change directory and don't show hidden directories like .git in the git repository
function cdinproject() {
    EXCLUDED_PATHS=("*/\.*" "*/some/folder/*")


    GIT_ROOT=`git rev-parse --show-toplevel` 2> /dev/null && cd $(find ${GIT_ROOT} -type d $(printf "! -path %s " ${EXCLUDED_PATHS[*]}) | fzy ) || echo "You are NOT in git project"

}


# Edit files except .pem and .pub files and ./git related files in the git repository
function editonproject() {
    EXCLUDED_PATHS=("*/\.*" "*/some/folder/*")
    EXCLUDED_EXTENSIONS=("*.pem" "*.pub" "*.gpg")

    EDITOR="vim"
    # EDITOR="emacsclient"
    GIT_ROOT=`git rev-parse --show-toplevel` 2> /dev/null &&     ${EDITOR} $(find ${GIT_ROOT} $(printf "! -name %s " ${EXCLUDED_EXTENSIONS[*]})  $(printf "! -not -path %s " ${EXCLUDED_PATHS[*]})  -type f| fzy ) || echo "You are NOT in git project"

}