A git sub-command to view your git repository in the web browser
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git-view

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A git sub-command to open your git repository in the web browser!

Table Of Contents

TODO

About

Are you frustrated from moving your hands away from the keyboard to open your git repository in the browser?

Me too!

git-view allows you to do just that.

Note: The use of a mouse or trackpad may be required to navigate the browser :P

Features

TODO

Installation

TODO

Usage

$ git view -h

...

USAGE:
    git-view.exe [OPTIONS]

OPTIONS:
    -r, --remote <name>    The remote to view git repository on
    -b, --branch <name>    The branch to view git repository on
    -c, --commit <hash>    The commit to view git repository on
    -p, --print            Print the URL (doesn't open browser)
    -h, --help             Print help information
    -V, --version          Print version information

License

MIT License

Acknowledgement

The idea for this project came about from the existing git-open github repository