A quick bash script to change a repo from ssh to https and vice versa

switchGitProtocol.sh

echo "Opening git repo"
giturl=$(git config --get remote.origin.url)
giturl=$( tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]' <<< $giturl)

if [[ $giturl == *"https"* ]]
then
    echo "Switching repo remote origin url from HTTPS to SSH"
    echo $giturl
    giturl=${giturl#https://github.com/}
    repo=${giturl/\.git}
    repo="git@github.com:$repo.git"
    git remote set-url origin $repo
    git remote -v
else
    echo "Switching repo remote origin url from SSH to HTTPS"
    echo $giturl
    giturl=${giturl#git@github.com:}
    repo=${giturl/\.git}
    repo="https://github.com/$repo.git"
    git remote set-url origin $repo
    git remote -v
fi