Gitlinker CLI (WIP)

Gitlinker is a command-line tool that generates URLs for specific lines of code in a Git repository hosted on various platforms like GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and more.

Warning

only GitHub is partially working now. I ask Claude 3 Opus to rewrite the lua code from linrongbin16's gitlinker.nvim. Not all the provider were ported and tested.

Installation

To install Gitlinker, make sure you have Crystal installed on your system. Then, run the following command:

shards build --production --release --no-debug

This will compile the Gitlinker source code and generate an executable named gitlinker.

Homebrew

For Homebrew users, you can tap the repository and install the latest head version:

brew tap Yukaii/tap
brew install --head gitlinker

Usage

To use Gitlinker, run the gitlinker executable followed by the desired command and options:

gitlinker command [options]

For kakoune user, add this to your config

evaluate-commands %sh{
  gitlinker init kakoune
}

Commands

• run: Run gitlinker to generate URLs for specific lines of code.
• init: Print initialization configurations.

Options

• -v, --version: Show the version of Gitlinker.
• -h, --help: Show the help information.
• -f FILE, --file=FILE: Specify the path to the file for which you want to generate the URL.
• -s LINE, --start-line=LINE: Specify the start line number.
• -e LINE, --end-line=LINE: Specify the end line number (optional).

Examples

To generate a URL for a specific file and line number:

gitlinker run -f path/to/file.ext -s 10

To generate a URL for a specific file and line range:

gitlinker run -f path/to/file.ext -s 10 -e 20

To print Kakoune definitions:

gitlinker init kakoune

Configuration

Gitlinker uses a set of predefined routes to generate URLs for different Git hosting platforms. The routes are defined in the DEFAULT_ROUTERS constant in the Gitlinker::Configs module.

You can customize the routes by modifying the DEFAULT_ROUTERS constant to add, remove, or update the routes for different platforms.

Contributing

If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on the Gitlinker repository.

License

Gitlinker is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.