spr command line

.profile

#!/usr/bin/env bash

function spr() {
  remoteOrigin=$(git remote get-url origin)
  originGitHubUser=${remoteOrigin#git@github.com:*}
  originGitHubUser=${originGitHubUser%%/*}

  if [[ $1 == "--"* ]] # spr --branch
  then
    params=(${@:1})
    target=""
  else # spr user[/repo] [--branch]
    params=(${@:2})
    target=$1
  fi

  if [[ $target == *"/"* ]]
  then
    user=${target%/*}
    repo=${target#*/}
  elif [[ -z "$target" ]]
  then
    user=$originGitHubUser
    repo=$(basename $PWD)
  else
    user=$target
    repo=$(basename $PWD)
  fi

  echo "spr: Submitting a pull request to $user/$repo with params ${params[*]}"
  gh pr --submit $user --repo $repo ${params[*]} --user $originGitHubUser --description "$(git log -1 --pretty=%B | tail -n +3)"
}

README.md

spr

Send Pull Request, ease the creation and submission of pull request on command line.

Usage

/Users/you/Dev/jest
> spr # sends PR to github.com/$gitOriginUser/jest, so if $origin is facebook/jest then sends PR to facebook/jest
> spr --branch develop # same as previous, but will send PR to the develop branch instead of main branch
> spr algolia # sends PR to github.com/algolia/jest, useful when working on a fork
> spr algolia/jest2 # sends PR github.com/algolia/jest2, useful when creating different directories locally

Requirements

• Node.js
• Node GH

yarn global add gh

Installation

Put the content of the .profile file inside your own .zprofile, .profile or .bash_profile.

Ultimately this could be exposed as an npm package with some rewrite, but right now it already works.