git-browse

Open the URL of the hosting service for the repository using the system web browser.

Usage

$ browse
#=> Opens a tree page of the current working directory in the HEAD commit of the current branch

$ browse --path=README.md
#=> Opens a blob page of README.md in the HEAD commit of the current branch

$ browse --path=README.md:10
#=> Opens a blob page of README.md with line 10 in the HEAD commit of the current branch

$ browse --path=README.md:10:20
#=> Opens a blob page of README.md with lines 10 to 20 in the HEAD commit of the current branch

$ browse --path=README.md my-awesome-branch
#=> Opens a blob page of README.md in the HEAD commit of my-awesome-branch branch

$ browse --path=README.md fd28fa8
#=> Opens a blob page of README.md in the fd28fa8 commit

$ browse --home
#=> Opens the home page of the repository

$ browse --commit
#=> Opens a commit page of the current branch

$ browse --commit my-awesome-branch
#=> Opens a commit page of my-awesome-branch branch

$ browse --commit fd28fa8
#=> Opens a commit page of fd28fa8 commit

$ browse --pr
#=> Opens a pull request page that contains the HEAD commit of the current branch

$ browse --pr my-awesome-branch
#=> Opens a pull request page that contains the HEAD commit of my-awesome-branch branch

$ browse --pr fd28fa8
#=> Opens a pull request page that contains the fd28fa8 commit

Install

As a git alias

Add the followings to your .gitconfig

[alias]
  browse = "!deno run --allow-net --allow-run --allow-read https://deno.land/x/git_browse/bin/browse.ts"

Then use it as git browse like

$ git browse --help

As an isolated command

Use deno install command to install the command.

$ deno install --allow-net --allow-run --allow-read https://deno.land/x/git_browse/bin/browse.ts

Then use it as browse like

$ browse --help

License

The code follows MIT license written in LICENSE. Contributors need to agree that any modifications sent in this repository follow the license.