This script is a basic attempt at making some of the features I've gotten used to using with Github repos using hub available for repositories maintained in Beanstalk.
So far there's not a lot of functionality here, but if you'd like to follow along and try it out, here are some basic steps to getting it working:
First, this requires the latest version on node.js (v7.8.0 or higher). Sorry - but I was building this as much for a chance to experiment with the async/await functionality as for the end result, so not sorry, really.
First, you'll have to set up a user token for API access in your Beanstalk account. Click your user name, then go the "Access Tokens" tab, generate a new token. Copy that to your clipboard, because you'll need to set it as an environment variable.
Next, add the following lines to a shell config file (.bashrc, zshrc,
etc.):
export BEANSTALK_ACCESS_TOKEN='your access token from above'
export BEANSTALK_USERNAME='your beanstalk user name'
Clone this repo, and make sure to set executable permissions on the index.js file:
chmod +x index.js
I'm just using this by aliasing it in my .bash_aliases like this:
alias stalk="~/beanstalk/index.js"
(Real installation will come after the script is functional enough to be usable...)
Contributions welcome. Just open an issue or pull-request with any ideas you may have...