Chris's work utils

A bunch of miscellanious utils for doing stuff that I (Chris) like (primarily bitbucket).

Requirements

• Mac
• Asdf

Getting Started

git clone https://github.com/chrisjpalmer/chris-utils ~/scripts
cd ~/scripts
asdf install
npm install

Add the following to your ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc:

export PATH=$HOME/scripts/bin:$PATH

Configure

To configure the scripts, you need to copy the config template and fill it in. You will need to generate a bitbucket app password with the scopes:

• repositories:read
• pullrequests:read
• workspacemembership:read

cd ~/scripts
cp config.yaml.template config.yaml
echo "*.prchain" >> ~/.gitignore && git config --global core.excludesFile '~/.gitignore'

Available Commands

alpha - allows you to sort tokens in alphabetical order

> alpha
Enter the tokens for alphabetical ordering:

> night
> message
> 

message
night

prs - fetches pr urls from a list of branches

Requires connection to bitbucket

> cd my-git-repo
> prs "branch-a
 branch-b"

Do an A thing - https://bitbucket.org/xxx/my-repo/pull-requests/1
Do a B thing - https://bitbucket.org/xxx/my-repo/pull-requests/2
copied to clipboard!

You can go to slack and paste the links there to spam your team mates with PRs.

body - copies the body of your commit message

> cd my-git-repo
> body

copied!

Line wrapping is removed so it will look natural when pasting into the description of a PR.

subject - copies the subject line of your commit message

> cd my-git-repo
> subject

copied!

rebase - provides commands to rebase a chain of branches

requires the following alias

alias forcepush="git push -f"

When working with pr chains you may have a setup like so:

branch b -> branch a -> master

If you make a change to master, how can you quickly rebase all those branches?

> cd my-git-repo
> rebase "master
 branch-a
 branch-b"

git checkout branch-a && git rebase -i master
git checkout branch-b && git rebase -i branch-a
 
forcepush origin branch-a
forcepush origin branch-b

Copy and paste the commands into the terminal.