Project Helper helps you structure your projects on your filesystem.
If you like your projects to be structured like this, that this CLI tool is for you!
❯ tree -L 3 ~/src
/home/dries/src
└── github.com
├── nousefreak
│ ├── projecthelper
│ └── warpdir
└── stenic
├── k8status
└── ledger
I use ~/src as the basedir for all my projects.
# Download the binary
go install github.com/nousefreak/projecthelper@latest
# Install the ph alias
projecthelper install# Run setup (manages `.config/projecthelper/config.yaml`
ph setup
# Clone to `${basedir}/github.com/nousefreak/projecthelper`
ph clone https://github.com/nousefreak/projecthelper
# Clones all repos (set `GITHUB_TOKEN` to include private)
ph org github.com/nousefreak
# Open a fuzzyfinder that will `cd` to the repo
ph go [search]
# Shorthand for `ph go`
ph [search]
# Run a `git fetch` on all repos
ph update
# Show commits made to any repository in the last 2 days
ph wdid 2 days# The root of all projects
basedir: $HOME/src
# Rename repository hosts to an alias for using different ssh keys
renameRepo:
gh-personal: github.com/nousefreak
gh-work: github.com/stenic
# Add extra static directories outside of the basedir
extraDirs:
- $HOME/.config/nvim
# Exclude directories you don't want to include in the fuzzyfinder
excludeDirs:
- $HOME/src/gitlab.com/oldstuff