get git remote url as `https`. Whatever your remote Git repository settings are.

README.md

git-remote-http

get git remote url as https. Whatever your remote Git repository settings are.

use it :

• for github.com repo :
  • git-remote-http.sh get first repo https url as ordered by git.
  • git-remote-http-all.sh get all repo https url as ordered by git.

License

MIT

git-remote-http-all.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -e

[ -z "${GITHOST}" ] && GITHOST="github.com"
[ -z "${GITBRANCH}" ] && GITBRANCH="origin"
git remote -v \
| grep "${GITBRANCH}" | grep fetch | while read -r line ; do \
  cat <<< "${line}" \
  | sed -re 's~\s+\(fetch\)$~~' \
        -re 's~([^/ :]+/[^/ :]+)$~#\1~;s~^[^#]+#+~~' \
        -re 's~(github\.com)~\1/~' \
        -re '/^https?:\/\//!s~^~https://'"${GITHOST}"'/~'
done

git-remote-http.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -e

[ -z "${GITHOST}" ] && GITHOST="github.com"
[ -z "${GITBRANCH}" ] && GITBRANCH="origin"
git remote -v \
| grep "${GITBRANCH}" | grep fetch | head -n 1 \
| sed -re 's~\s+\(fetch\)$~~' \
      -re 's~([^/ :]+/[^/ :]+)$~#\1~;s~^[^#]+#+~~' \
      -re 's~(github\.com)~\1/~' \
      -re '/^https?:\/\//!s~^~https://'"${GITHOST}"'/~'