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phab-lookup-cli

v0.0.1

Published

A convenience CLI for phabricator

Downloads

5

Readme

phab-lookup-cli

A convenience CLI for phabricator

Install

yarn global add phab-lookup-cli

# or npm
npm i -g phab-lookup-cli

Configure

This expects an ~/.arcrc to exist with authentication info (if you use phab, you might already have one). e.g.

{
  "hosts": {
    "https://phab-url.com/api/": {
      "token": "..."
    }
  }
}

Use

NOTE: when providing a repo name, you can provide either the full name (e.g. scope/repo-name) or short name (e.g. repo-name). It'll try to pick the best match based on the search results, but you may need to specify the full name in some cases

clone

Clone repo (shorthand: phab c)

phab clone repo-name
# git clones `scope/repo-name`

phab clone repo-name -b some-branch
# passes extra args directly into `git clone`

phab clone asdf
#> Repo not found: asdf

open

Open repo in browser (shorthand: phab o)

phab open scope/repo-name
# opens repo in browser

phab open repo-name
# opens repo in browser

phab open asdf
#> Repo not found: asdf

repo

Print diffusion url for repo (shorthand: phab r)

phab repo repo-name
#> https://phab-url.com/diffusion/WECREHQ

phab repo asdf
#> Repo not found: asdf