ghi¶ ↑

github.com/stephencelis/ghi

GitHub Issues on the command line. Use your $EDITOR, not your browser.

HOW?¶ ↑

Get:

% gem install ghi

Go:

Usage: ghi [options]
    -l, --list [state|term|number]
        --search, --show
    -v, --verbose
        --ssl
    -o, --open [title|number]
        --reopen
    -c, --closed, --close [number]
    -e, --edit [number]
    -r, --repo, --repository [name]
    -m, --comment [number|comment]
    -t, --label [number] [label]
        --claim [number]
    -d, --unlabel [number] [label]
    -u, --url [state|number]
        --[no-]color
        --[no-]pager
    -V, --version
    -h, --help

EXAMPLE?¶ ↑

ghi works simply from within a repository. Some short examples:

ghi -l                    # Lists all open issues
ghi                       # Shorter shorthand for "ghi -l"
ghi -v                    # Lists all open issues, verbosely (includes body)
ghi -lc                   # Lists all closed issues
ghi -l "doesn't work"     # Searches for open issues matching "doesn't work"
ghi -l invalid -c         # Searches for closed issues matching "invalid"
ghi -l1                   # Shows issue 1
ghi -1                    # Shorter shorthand for "ghi -l1"
ghi 1                     # Shorter shorthand still
ghi -o                    # Opens a new issue (in your $EDITOR)
ghi -o "New issue"        # Opens a new issue with the title "New issue"
ghi -o "Title" -m "Body"  # Opens a new issue with specified title and body
ghi -e1                   # Edits issue number 1 (in your $EDITOR)
ghi -e1 -m "New body"     # Edits issue number 1 with the specified body
ghi -c1                   # Closes issue 1
ghi -c1 -m                # Closes issue with comment (from your $EDITOR)
ghi -c1 -m "Comment"      # Closes issue with specified comment
ghi -o1                   # Reopens 1 (accepts comments, too)
ghi -m1                   # Comments on issue 1 (in your $EDITOR)
ghi -t1 "tag"             # Labels issue 1 with "tag"
ghi -d1 "tag"             # Removes the label, "tag"
ghi --claim 1             # Tags issue 1 with your GitHub username
ghi -u                    # Loads issues in your browser.
ghi -u1                   # Loads an issue in your browser.

ghi also works anywhere:

ghi -rghi                 # Your fork of "ghi"
ghi -rstephencelis/ghi    # Mine: "stephencelis/ghi"
ghi stephencelis/ghi      # Shorthand to merely list open.

ghi uses ANSI colors if you use them in git.

ghi looks for a $GHI_PAGER variable for paging.

Always favor SSL by setting it:

git config --global github.ssl true

CONTRIBUTORS¶ ↑

• Jamie Macey (blog.tracefunc.com)

• Hiroshi Nakamura (github.com/nahi)

• David J. Hamilton

CONTRIBUTE?¶ ↑

Running the tests should be as simple as a ‘bundle` and `bundle exec spec spec`.

ghi is not under currently under the control of any gem packaging system. To build, use RubyGems:

% gem build ghi.gemspec
% sudo gem install ghi*.gem

LICENSE¶ ↑

(The MIT License)

© 2009-* Stephen Celis, [email protected].

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.