prj

I get it. Its not easy to manage all of the repos you're working on. Now you can with this simple CLI tool to manage and organize your git projects in a consistent directory structure.

You're a pro. Get pro level repo management with prj.

Installation

go install github.com/chandlerroth/current-projects/cmd/prj@latest

Quick Start

1. Initialize your projects directory:

prj init

This creates a ~/Projects directory and a .current-projects file.

2. Add new repos (with auto cloning):

prj add git@github.com:username/repo.git

3. Check git status of all projects:

prj status

Available Commands

• prj init - Initialize the projects directory and configuration
• prj add [repo] - Add a repository to projects and install it
• prj install - Install/clone all projects from .current-projects file
• prj status - Show git status for all tracked projects

Status Indicators

When running prj status, you'll see various indicators:

• [↓] - Number of commits behind remote
• [↑] - Number of commits ahead of remote
• [N changes] - Number of modified files
• [✓ clean] - Repository is clean with no changes

Example output:

  1 chandlerroth/current-projects    git:(main) [✓ clean]

Project Structure

Projects are organized in the following structure:

~/Projects/username/repo

The .current-projects file in your Projects directory maintains the list of repositories to track. You can sync this to a gist.