Bash Script to Git Grep a directory of repos

bash-grep-repos

#!/bin/bash
#
# Supply 2 params from cmd, path to search and the term.
# The script will cd to $path, then check any directories
# it finds for the presence of a .git directory.
#
# If it finds a .git directory, a repo is assumed and
# a case insensitive grep is performed on term
#
# example: 
# ./script.sh /var/www/vhosts foobar
# 
# will perform a `git grep -i "foobar"` 
# for all paths that match /var/www/vhosts/*/.git
#

# get params and put in meaningful vars
path=$1
term=$2

# move to path
cd $path

# loop over all directories - the / limits the query to dir only
for d in */
do
        # move into the specific directory
        cd $path$d

        # if .git is found, echo progress and perform grep
        if [ -d ".git" ]
        then
                echo "checking git repo in \"$d\" for \"$term\""

                git grep -i "$term"
        fi
done