clone.sh

a_small_note.md

This let's me git clone a template repo, cd into and fire up a new template in my editor of choice:

$ clone starter # clones https://github.com/addyosmani/starter (a personal boilerplate)

$ clone h5bp html5-boilerplate # get me HTML5 Boilerplate

$ clone angular angular-seed # same for AngularJS seed

$ clone polymerlabs seed-element # same for a new Polymer element

No dependencies involved at all. Easy to add a mkdir step to this so you can do new h5bp, new boilerplate etc.

clone.sh

# A better git clone
# clones a repository, cds into it, and opens it in my editor.
#
# Based on https://github.com/stephenplusplus/dots/blob/master/.bash_profile#L68 by @stephenplusplus
#
# Note: code is already setup as a shortcut to VS Code. Replace with your own editor if different
# 
# - arg 1 - url|username|repo remote endpoint, username on github, or name of
#           repository.
# - arg 2 - (optional) name of repo
#
# usage:
#   $ clone things
#     .. git clone [email protected]:addyosmani/things.git things
#     .. cd things
#     .. code .
#
#   $ clone yeoman generator
#     .. git clone [email protected]:yeoman/generator.git generator
#     .. cd generator
#     .. code .
#
#   $ clone [email protected]:addyosmani/dotfiles.git
#     .. git clone [email protected]:addyosmani/dotfiles.git dotfiles
#     .. cd dots
#     .. code .

function clone {
  # customize username to your own 
  local username="spboyer"

  local url=$1;
  local repo=$2;

  if [[ ${url:0:4} == 'http' || ${url:0:3} == 'git' ]]
  then
    # just clone this thing.
    repo=$(echo $url | awk -F/ '{print $NF}' | sed -e 's/.git$//');
  elif [[ -z $repo ]]
  then
    # my own stuff.
    repo=$url;
    url="[email protected]:$username/$repo";
  else
    # not my own, but I know whose it is.
    url="[email protected]:$url/$repo.git";
  fi

  git clone $url $repo && cd $repo && code .;
}