git-links

Beta: command names may change, but no commands should disappear

This package provides a quick way to get a link to any piece of code hosted in github or github enterprise.

Install

apm install git-links

or

1. Ctrl(command)+, (open settings)
2. Click install, and ensure that "packages" is selected
3. Type git-links in the box and hit enter
4. Click install

Usage

Define your own keymap, or use Ctrl(command)+Shift+P (the command palette) to execute one of the commands

Commands

NOTE: These are subject to change at any time until this package reaches 1.0

Name	Description
git-links:copy-absolute-link-for-current-line	Copies a link to your clipboard which represents the current line of code in Github
git-links:copy-absolute-link-for-current-file	Copies a link to your clipboard which represents the current file in Github
git-links:copy-absolute-link-for-current-commit	Copies a link to your clipboard which represents the current commit in Github

Roadmap

• 0.1.0 Initial release, copy current line
• 0.2.0 Copy current file
• 0.3.0 Copy current commit
• 0.4.0 Add relative commands (links to branches, rather than commits)
• 0.5.0 Add indication that link was copied (completed ahead of schedule)
• 0.6.0 Add commands to insert links into current buffer instead of copying them
• 0.7.0 Add ability to point to a specific git instead of just using git and expecting the shell to figure it out
• 1.0.0 Clean up all the above into a nice package
• 1.1.0 Add bitbucket support
• 1.2.0 Add gitlab support

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome!

If you encounter a bug, please open an issue and write a bug report.

If you want to add a new feature or fix a bug, fork this repository and send a pull request.