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0.0.3
ghi /
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.gitignore | Tue Apr 21 21:43:32 -0700 2009 | |
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MIT-LICENSE | Tue Apr 21 21:43:32 -0700 2009 | |
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Manifest.txt | Tue Apr 21 21:43:32 -0700 2009 | |
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README.rdoc
ghi
GitHub Issues on the command line. Use your `$EDITOR`, not your browser.
HOW?
Get:
% gem install stephencelis-ghi --source=http://gems.github.com
Set (github.com/blog/180-local-github-config):
% git config --global github.user username % git config --global github.token 6ef8395fecf207165f1a82178ae1b984
Go:
% ghi
Usage: ghi [options]
-l, --list [state|term|number]
--search, --show
-o, --open, --reopen [number]
-c, --closed, --close [number]
-e, --edit [number]
-r, --repo, --repository [name]
EXAMPLE?
`ghi` works simply from within the directory. Some short examples:
ghi -l # Lists all open issues ghi -lc # Lists all closed issues ghi -l "doesn't work" # Searches for all open issues matching "doesn't work" ghi -l invalid -c # Searches for all closed issues matching "invalid" ghi -o # Opens a new issue (in your $EDITOR) ghi -e1 # Edits issue number 1 (in your $EDITOR) ghi -c1 # Closes issue 1 ghi -o1 # Reopens 1
`ghi` also works anywhere:
ghi -rghi -l # Your fork of "ghi" ghi -rstephencelis/ghi -l # Mine: "stephencelis/ghi"

