Multi Repo Git

Multi Repo Git is a command-line tool designed to streamline the management of git and gh commands across multiple repositories. By acting as a wrapper around these commands, it enables you to perform operations on multiple repositories simultaneously, reducing the time and effort required for repetitive tasks.

Features

• Execute git and gh commands across multiple repositories with a single command.
• Supports all git and gh commands with their original specifications.
• Offers flexibility in selecting repositories using an interactive picker or the -all flag to target all repositories.
• Easy setup and usage with a simple configuration file.

Installation

Follow these steps to install and set up Multi Repo Git:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/xristos3490/multi-repo-git.git

2. Navigate to the cloned directory and install dependencies:

   cd multi-repo-git
   npm install

3. Add an alias: Edit your .zshrc or .bashrc file and add the following alias:

   export mgit="node /path/to/multi-repo-git/mgit.js"

   Replace /path/to/multi-repo-git with the path where you cloned the repository.

4. Set up GitHub CLI: Ensure you have the gh CLI installed and authenticated to interact with your GitHub account:

   gh auth login

5. Create the .mgit-repos JSON file: In your home directory, create a file named .mgit-repos with the following structure:

   {
     "repositories": [
       {
         "name": "Repository 1",
         "path": "/path/to/repository-1"
       },
       {
         "name": "Repository 2",
         "path": "/path/to/repository-2"
       },
       {
         "name": "Repository 3",
         "path": "/path/to/repository-3"
       }
     ]
   }

   Replace /path/to/repository-x with the actual paths to your repositories.

Usage

Selecting Repositories

You can choose which repositories to target in two ways:

• Using the -all Argument: To run a command on all repositories listed in your .mgit-repos file, include the -all flag right after mgit:

  mgit -all git status

  This command will execute git status across all the repositories defined in the .mgit-repos file.

• Interactive Picker: If you omit the -all flag, Multi Repo Git will display an interactive picker for you to select the repositories where you want to run the command.

Example Commands

Here are some example workflows using Multi Repo Git:

1. Check the status of all repositories:

   mgit -all git status

2. Create a new branch in each repository:

   mgit -all git checkout -b fix/issue

3. Add and commit changes:

   mgit -all git add . && mgit -all git commit -m "Fix issue"

4. Push changes to the remote:

   mgit -all git push origin fix/issue

5. Create pull requests for each repository:

   mgit -all gh pr create --title "Fix issue" --body "Description of the fix"