bin

This is a collection of scripts that I use to automate my workflow. I wrote them to make my life easier, and I hope they can help you, too.

Quick Start

Clone the repository:

git clone [email protected]:michen00/bin.git

Copy its contents to your bin directory:

cp -r ./bin/* ~/bin

Alternatively, you can create a symbolic link to the bin directory:

ln -s ./bin ~/bin

Add the bin directory to your PATH

export PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"

Add the above line to your favorite shell configuration file (e.g. ~/.bashrc, ~/bash_profile, etc.; it might already be there) and source it. For example, for zsh:

. ~/.zshrc

Scripts

• ach: Add the last commit hash to a given file (.git-blame-ignore-revs file by default).
• chdirx: Add +x permission to all executable files (that start with #!) in the given directory.
• git-shed: Identify and remove merged & stale branches with respect to a target branch.
• how-big: Show the size of the given directory.
• mergewith: Merge the latest changes from a reference branch into the current branch (updating both).
• touchx: Create (or update) a file and add +x permission to it.
• update-mine: Update all branches with open pull requests authored by you.
• venv-now: Create a new Python virtual environment in ./.venv (or the given directory), activating it if sourced.