In keeping with my previous post about initializing, populating, and posting a repo to GitHub in just one step, I thought I'd share a quick one-liner bash alias I use for listing my GitHub urls on the command line.
alias ghrepos="curl -s -i -H 'Authorization: token $GHUB_TOKEN' \
https://api.github.com/user/repos | grep -o 'https://github.com[^\"]*.git'"
To use the above alias, you'll just need to replace $GHUB_TOKEN with your own Personal Access Token from GitHub.
There are many benefits to having this function at your fingertips—you can use it to quickly:
- Navigate to a repo's url.
- Clone a repo to your local machine.
- Or just peruse your remote repos in one simple list, like this:
$ ghrepos
https://github.com/cmilr/Atom-Prefs.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Bash-Prefs.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Blender-Playground-v1.1.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Blender-Prefs.git
https://github.com/cmilr/CMillerCo-HTML.git
https://github.com/cmilr/CMillerCo-Rails.git
https://github.com/cmilr/DeadSimple-Blender-3D-Cheat-Sheet.git
https://github.com/cmilr/DeadSimple-Pixel-Perfect-Camera.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Git-Beautify-For-MacOS-Terminal.git
https://github.com/cmilr/HTML-Essential-Training.git
https://github.com/cmilr/iOS-Postprandial-Timer.git
https://github.com/cmilr/iOS-Programming-Big-Nerd-Ranch.git
https://github.com/cmilr/iOS-SwiftCalc.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Learning-iOS-App-Dev-1.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Learning-iOS-App-Dev-2.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Learning-iOS-App-Dev-3.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Unity2D-Components.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Unity3D_ImporterDefaults.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Visual-Studio-For-Mac-Dark-Syntax-HoneyBees.git
https://github.com/cmilr/VS-Prefs.git
https://github.com/cmilr/Xcode-Prefs.git
I hope you find this as useful as I do.
Top comments (2)
Cool snippet! For tools like this, I usually use jq.
For example, you can accomplish the same goal with this snippet, treating the response as JSON instead of dealing with it as a blob of text.
That's a really cool extension to this. Thanks for sharing!