Projects is a simple command line tool that discovers git repositories under
a top level directory. I use it with two bash aliases, lsp and cdp - see
here for the aliases
and here for the completion.
By default, the command line uses ~/Code as the code directory and caches the items in ~/.cached-projects-list - but this can
be changed using the PROJECTS_CODE_PATH and PROJECTS_CACHE_PATH environment variables respectively.
The command can be used as such:
projects ls- List all projects, regenerating the cache if old than five minutes.projects regenerate- Force regenerating the cache.projects path {item}- prints the full path for the specified item.
Note that this currently stops recursing once it finds the top level .git directory, to avoid hitting
submodules.
This is a partial replacement for the naive ruby version located here.
Released under a Standard MIT license.