ahoward.rb

require 'gems'
require 'nokogiri'
require 'octokit'
require 'open-uri'

doc = Nokogiri::HTML(open('https://rubygems.org/profiles/45069'))

repo_names = doc.search('.profile-list ol li a.profile-rubygem').map do |element|
  gem = Gems.info(element.text.split(/\s+/)[1])
  gem['info'].match('kicks the ass') && gem['homepage_uri'].match(%r{github\.com/ahoward/(\w*)})[1]
end.compact

repo_names.each do |name|
  %x(git clone https://github.com/ahoward/#{name}.git)
  repo = Octokit.repo("ahoward/#{name}")
  %x(sed -i '' -e "s/description: #{name} kicks the ass/#{repo.description.gsub('/', '\/')}/" #{name}/#{name}.gemspec)
  %x(cd #{name}; hub fork; git checkout -b update_description; git commit -am 'Make gem description more descriptive'; git push -u sferik update_description)
  Octokit.create_pull_request("ahoward/#{name}", 'ahoward:master', 'sferik:update_description', 'Update description', 'Make gem description more descriptive.')
end

Hehe 😆

Like a boss!

So this is why my feed was filled with you forking systemu?

@bobthecow Sorry for the feed noise. It took a few tries to get the script working right and systemu was the first repo returned by RubyGems.org.

This is hilarious.