GitLab Project Manager

Purpose

The goal of this utility is to provide a fuzzy-find method of locating, cloning, and using GitLab projects -- along with your preferred aliases, autocompletion, and shortcuts.

Functionality

Fuzzy as F_ck. This program will try like hell to help you find a project, and once you've found it, will remember your preference along with whatever crazy thing your lizard brain wants to call it.

Do you think of a project called terraform as infra-stuff? No problem, just let gpm know that and it'll remember.

The basic workflow looks like this:

1. Cache -- load your cache to make things super quick
   • project cache has a TTL, or you can load it manually
   • you only need to update it if there are new projects the cache is unaware of
2. Add -- find your project, give it any extra aliases you want

• run gpm project add (or padd if using the provided shell defaults)

3. Go -- go to your project, fuzzy searching by alias

• clones your project if that's never been done
  • the provided pgo func makes it easy

4. Open -- rather than simply changing directories to a project, open it in your IDE
5. Manage -- fine-tune your aliases, making it easy to nail them without fuzzy stuff

• if you are lazy in your aliases, you'll be fuzzy finding a lot
  • match your alias exactly (or have only one result) and you go there right away
  • positive reinforcement given for solid alias behavior
  • manage aliases using gpm alias add or gpm alias delete

6. List -- get a list of your configured projects any time with plist
7. Reward -- buy the author a beer, because this thing is a time saver

TODO

• Fix NPE when cache is reset or project for whatever reason leaves an orphaned alias
• Add config setters and getters
• Add TTL check to cache load, and add -f / --force flag to re-build regardless
• For each project loaded, check if it is the same, and do nothing
  • prevents clobbering cache on a partial update
  • track already loaded projects to diff after load
  • should prune missing after the load is complete
• Add open command
  • config should exist for editor (vim, code, etc..)
• Update README for shell completion, aliases, usage
• Make a Makefile
• Add git repo status to project go (up-to-date, pending commits, etc..)
• Merge aliases together for same project when selecting
  • If after merging there is only one project, go there by default