Github to Bitbucket

gistfile1.sh

#!/bin/sh

# Github -> Bitbucket
#  - Save this in /usr/local/bin as github-to-bitbucket
#  - Then:
#      cd /usr/local/bin
#      chmod u+x github-to-bitbucket
#  - Then restart your terminal
#  - You should now have a github-to-bitbucket command

# Or run:
#   cd /usr/local/bin && wget -O github-to-bitbucket https://gist.github.com/phuu/5598252/raw/gistfile1.sh && chmod u+x github-to-bitbucket
# then restart yaw terminals.

# Reconnaissance
echo
echo "  GitHub -> Bitbucket"
echo
read -p "  Project name       : " -r PROJECT_NAME
read -p "  GitHub .git url    : " -r GITHUB_URL
read -p "  Butbucket .git url : " -r BITBUCKET_URL

# Make sure all is well
echo
echo "  Cool."
echo
echo "  I'm gonna clone $GITHUB_URL from Github into $PROJECT_NAME,"
echo "  then push it back up to $BITBUCKET_URL on Bitbucket."
read -p "  Still cool? [y/N] : " -r

if [[ $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]
then
  echo
  echo "  Here we go..."
  echo
  git clone $GITHUB_URL $PROJECT_NAME &&
  cd $PROJECT_NAME &&
  git remote add bitbucket $BITBUCKET_URL &&
  git push bitbucket master
fi

ok, I've managed to save this file as github-to-bitbucket.sh into my usr/local/bin

I ran - chmod u+x github-to-bitbucket get no such file. Tried chmod u+x github-to-bitbucket.sh didn't 'do' anything.

Closed terminal, re-opened and typed github-to-bitbucke and got command not found

Stu, can you do this:

echo $PATH

In your command line and post back what it outputs?

/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/git/bin is what's returned, I'm sure this means I'm doing something wrong

No that looks fine. /usr/local/bin is in your $PATH. The file should be saved without .sh though.

cd /usr/local/bin
sudo chmod u+x github-to-bitbucket

Should do it.

that damned osx had added .txt to the file and hidden the extension on me. All working now, you guys rock :)