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@lemonaid-dev/forge

v0.1.1

Published

a month ago

Open, print, and copy Git forge links for repositories and blamed lines

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@lemonaid-dev/forge

Open, print, and copy Git forge links for repositories and blamed lines.

The GitLab repository is private. The npm package is public.

Install

bun install -g @lemonaid-dev/forge

The package installs the primary forge command and the compatible www and blame-menu commands.

Usage

# Open a repository path on its current branch
forge open
forge open src/cli.ts

# Print or copy instead of opening
forge open src/cli.ts --print
forge open src/cli.ts --copy --line 12

# Inspect one blamed line interactively
forge blame src/cli.ts 12

# Use blame noninteractively
forge blame src/cli.ts 12 --action print-permalink
forge blame src/cli.ts 12 --action copy-hash

# Select non-default repository state
forge open --remote upstream --ref main
forge open --provider gitlab

Compatibility commands:

www [PATH] [--print|--copy]
blame-menu FILE LINE [--action ACTION]

Run forge open --help and forge blame --help for the complete options.

Providers

GitHub and GitLab, including self-hosted instances selected explicitly with --provider, are supported. Unknown hosts are rejected instead of receiving a possibly incorrect URL shape.

Requirements

Bun
Git
Git
fzf for the interactive blame menu

Opening and clipboard access are provided by @lemonaid-dev/open and @lemonaid-dev/clipboard.

Releasing

Releases are published by GitLab CI from protected vX.Y.Z tags through npm Trusted Publishing. No npm publishing token belongs in GitLab.