Bash function that creates a private BitBucket Repository for your current local Git repository

add_bb.sh

# Creates a private BitBucket repository with one call from bash
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Uses the BitBucket REST API to create a new private, non-forkable repository
# for the local Git repository your currently staying in.
# The content of your local repository gets pushed after the repository is created.
#
# Prequisites:
# - you must have curl installed
# - your local repo must not have a remote already connect to a bitbucket repo
# - your local repo must not have an origin 'remote'
# - has been tested on MacOs and Linux
#
# Install
# - Add this method to your .bash_profile or .bash_rc and source the file (or login again)
#
# Usage
# 1. Switch to a directory that is a git repository (i.e. have a '.git'-folder inside)
# 2. run 'add_bb' from your bash prompt (you will be asked for your BitBucket username and password)
#
# NOTE
# The name of the BitBucket repository will be determined from the last part of the directory
# you are currently in. 
# (Path '/home/nils/repos/My First Git Repo'  would become my_first_git_repo in BitBucket)
# If that's not good for you, you can specify a repository name as first parameter to the 
#  method call: add_bb another_repo_name
#
add_bb() {
  REPO_NAME=$1

  if [ -z "$REPO_NAME" ]; then
    # Remove spaces from repository name and convert to lowercase
    REPO_NAME=$(basename `pwd | sed 's/ /_/g'|tr A-Z a-z`)
  fi;

  if [ ! -d .git/ ]; then
	  echo "No Git repository inside this directory. Please init with 'git init' first";
	  return;
  fi

  # Check, if bitbucket is already registered as remote
  git remote -v|grep bitbucket.org
  if [ "$?" == "0" ]; then
    echo "Repository already has a BitBucket remote"
    return;
  fi;

  # Check if there is already a remote called 'origin'
  git remote|grep origin
  if [ "$?" == "0" ]; then
    echo "Repository alread has an 'origin' remote"
    return;
  fi

  if [ -z "$BB_USER" ]; then
   local BB_USER
   echo "Enter BitBucket User name (avoid this by setting BB_USER env variable"
   read BB_USER
  fi;

  if [ -z "$BB_PASSWORD" ]; then
    local BB_PASSWORD
    echo "Enter BitBucket password (WARNING: will be displayed in clear text)"
    echo "Avoid this by setting the BB_PASSWORD env variable"
    read BB_PASSWORD
  fi

  echo Creating Repository $REPO_NAME
  read -p "To confirm press any key, otherwise quit with 'n' or ctrl+c" -n 1 confirmation
  echo
  if [ "$confirmation" == "n" ]; then
    echo "cancelled."
    return;
  fi;

  # REST Call
  curl -f -X POST -v -u $BB_USER:$BB_PASSWORD -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories/$BB_USER/$REPO_NAME \
  -d '{"scm": "git", "is_private": "true", "fork_policy": "no_public_forks" }'
  
  if [ "$?" == "22" ]; then
    echo "REST Call to BitBucket failed. Repository has not been created."
    return;
  fi
 
  echo Add remote 'origin' and push to $REPO_NAME
  git remote add origin https://$BB_USER@bitbucket.org/$BB_USER/$REPO_NAME.git
  git push -u origin --all

  echo "Done. You can find your new repository here: https://bitbucket.org/$BB_USER/$REPO_NAME"
}