Use find and sed to show status of all git repos (under cwd)

status.sh

#!/bin/bash


# status - a git tool by jeremy warner
# cycle through subfolders, run git status, cleanup


# check if verbose
for arg; do if [[ $arg == "-v" ]]; then verbose="true"; fi; done


function git-stat # loop over folders, run git status
{
    find . -type d -name ".git"\
        -exec dirname {} \;\
        -exec git --git-dir={} --work-tree="$PWD"/{}/.. status \;\
        -exec printf "\n" \;
}


# sed terminal colors
RESET=`echo -e "\033[0;0m"`
GREEN=`echo -e "\033[0;32m"`
PURPL=`echo -e "\033[0;35m"`
CYAN=`echo -e "\033[0;36m"`
UCYAN=`echo -e "\033[4;36m"`


function git-parser # parsing pipeline, clean n color output
{
    sed -n -e "
    /^\.\//{
        # print out the current repo
        s_^\.\/\(.*\)_$CYAN\[\1\]${RESET}_
        N
        # mute git repo error
        /fatal: Not a git repository/{
            d
            b
        }
        N
        # print branch if not master
        /master/!{
            s_\(.*\)\nOn branch \(.*\)_\1\ on \2_
        }
        /master/{
            s_\(.*\)\nOn branch master_\1_
        }
        s_\(.*\)\nYour branch is up-to-date with .*_$GREEN\[ok\]$RESET\1_
        N
        # filter out saying repo is clean if it is
        s_\(.*\)\nnothing to commit, working directory clean.*_\1_
    }
    # print anything, if we have it
    /./p
    "
}


# loop over all folders, run git status
printf "Starting in $UCYAN$PWD...$RESET\n\n"
if [[ $verbose == "true" ]]; then
    git-stat
else
    git-stat | git-parser
fi

# cleanup format
printf "\n$RESET"