Pull all your git repo's at once

gitpull

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# 1. Put this file in your $PATH
#      $ echo $PATH
#      $ mv gitpull path/to/YOUR_PATH/gitpull
#      
# 2. make it executable
#      $ cd YOUR_PATH && chmod +x gitpull
#      
# 3. now create a file '.gitrepos.txt' in your home directory
#      $ touch $HOME/.gitrepos.txt
#      
# 4. go to a repository you want to add and add it to the .gitrepos.txt file
#      $ cd path/to/repo
#      $ gitpull --add .
#      OR from anywhere:
#      $ gitpull --add path/to/repo
#      
# 5. Pull all repo's at once
#      $ gitpull


reposfile="$HOME/.gitrepos.txt"
reset=$(tput sgr0);
orange=$(tput setaf 166);
bold=$(tput bold);


# check if user want to --add a repo (1),
# --show the saved repos (2) or just refresh all his/her repos (3)
if [[ $1 == "--add" || $1 == "-a" ]]; then        #(1)
  if [[ $2 == "." ]]; then
    pwd >> ${reposfile};
  else
    echo $2 >> ${reposfile} ;
  fi
elif [[ $1 == "--show" || $1 == "-s" ]]; then     #(2)
  cat $reposfile
elif [[ $1 == "" ]]; then                         #(3)
  while read -r REPO
  do
    (echo -e "${bold}${orange}$REPO${reset}:" &&
      cd ${REPO} &&
    git pull);
  done < ${reposfile}
fi