'git push && create a pull request command' for Github

git-pr

#!/bin/bash
# This will push current branch to origin and open a 'Create a pull request' page for Github.
#
# 1. Move this file to ~/.gitsh/
# 2. Add directory path($YOUR_HOME_PATH/.gitsh) to environment variable file 
#    (like ~/.bash_profile or ~/.zshrc)
# 3. chmod 0755 git-pr
# 4. Use the command 'git pr'

BRANCH=$(git branch --list | awk '{ if ($1 == "*") print $2 }'d)
REMOTE_ORIGIN=$(git remote get-url --push origin) # git@github.com-SSH_ID:ORGANIZATION/REPO_NAME.git
_REPO_PATH=${REMOTE_ORIGIN%.git}
REPO_PATH=${_REPO_PATH#*:}

PR_URL="https://github.com/$REPO_PATH/pull/new/$BRANCH"
# PR_URL="https://github.com/YOUR_ORGANIZATION/YOUR_REPO/pull/new/$BRANCH" # Use this when you doesn't use SSH but HTTPS
echo -e "PR_URL: ${PR_URL}"

PUSH_COMMAND="git push origin $BRANCH"
echo -e "Executing '$PUSH_COMMAND'"
$PUSH_COMMAND

CREATE_PR_COMMAND="open $PR_URL"
echo -e "Create a pull request for '$BRANCH'"
$CREATE_PR_COMMAND

exit 0