Bash function to go to a specified git repo in $HOME/Sites

gistfile1.sh

# Go to a specified git repo in $HOME/Sites
repo() {
  local reponame=$1
  local jumpto_type=$2
  local jumpto_which=$3
  local basedir="$HOME/Sites/$reponame"
  local cd_to

  if [ -z $reponame ]; then
    echo "usage: repo reponame [type [which]]"
    return
  fi

  if [ -d "$basedir/repo/docroot" ]; then
    cd_to="$basedir/repo/docroot"
  elif [ -d "$basedir/repo" ]; then
    cd_to="$basedir/repo"
  elif [ -d "$basedir/trunk" ]; then
    cd_to="$basedir/trunk"
  elif [ -d "$basedir" ]; then
    cd_to="$basedir"
  else
    echo "Invalid repo."
    return
  fi

  if [ ! -z $jumpto_type ]; then
    if [ -d "$cd_to/sites/all/$jumpto_type" ]; then
      if [ ! -z $jumpto_which ]; then
        if [ -d "$cd_to/sites/all/$jumpto_type/$jumpto_which" ]; then
          cd "$cd_to/sites/all/$jumpto_type/$jumpto_which"
        else
          echo "Invalid which."
          return
        fi
      else
        cd "$cd_to/sites/all/$jumpto_type"
      fi
    else
      echo "Invalid type."
      return
    fi
  else
    cd "$cd_to"
  fi
}

Put this in your ~/.profile and type repo reponame [type [which]]. Example usage: repo benclark.com modules features. You would be redirected to ~/Sites/benclark.com/repo/sites/all/modules/features.