Have you ever been creating a repo and you're writing your package.json file, but then you realize you should create a repo first, and then you have to move your hand all the way to your mouse to copy the URL? Well, so have I, and here's a fix for that.

.zprofile

#!/bin/zsh -df

# Et voila! 
# No more typing in the same repository owner/repo  twice after running
#`gh repo create`

function copy_that_last_repo_address() {

  if ! command -v gh &>/dev/null; then
    echo "gh command not found. Please install GitHub CLI."
    return 1
  fi

  local repo_addr=$(gh repo list | awk '{print $1; exit}')

  echo "Copied: $repo_addr"
  echo $repo_addr | pbcopy
}

alias ctlra=copy_that_last_repo_address

# Author: Donald Wayne Moore Jr. [@imgnx(tion)]
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