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

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git-view

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

TODO

About

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

Me too!

git-view alleviates that pain by allowing you to chuck away your mouse!

(n)vim users rejoice :P

Features

GitHub & BitBucket
View Branches, Commits & Issues
Custom Suffix
Custom Remote

Feel free to raise any issues or pull requests (after having read the CONTRIBUTING.md!!) for any additional Features that you want!

Installation

The preferred way of installation is to manually install the provided binaries into your local git directory to enable the usage as git view. However, that being said, it also available on crates.io to allow installation through the use of cargo.

Windows

*nix / macOS

Usage

$ git view --help

License

MIT License

Acknowledgement

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