d

d is for organization of source files. It organizes things like this ~/src/github.com/[owner]/[repo] and allows easy navigation and cloning in this format.

➜  d                                                                                                             
usage:
  d <command> [options]
commands:
  cd <target>      navigate
  clone <target>   clone repo
  open pr          open pr on github
  tclone [-name <name>]  create a temp working clone (optional name for branch/dir)
  tclone list        list all temp working dirs (paths)
  create -am <message>   create a stacked branch and commit all changes
  squash           squash current branch commits into one and restack children
  submit           push current branch to origin (hooks skipped, lease-protected force)
  sync             fetch + fast-forward trunk and restack all stack branches
  continue         resume a sync restack after resolving conflicts
options:
  -v      verbose output

install

Only works for zsh for now because that's what I use. Requires HOME env variable.

./scripts/install.sh

source ~/.zshrc <- reload shell

contribute

This project targets Zig 0.16.0, the stable toolchain specified in build.zig.zon. Install it from the official Zig downloads, then verify it with:

zig version
zig build test
zig build fmt
zig build --release=[small/fast]

Build debug with per-git-command and total command timings (stderr):

zig build

Each git subprocess and the overall d <command> invocation print [timing] lines.

Use zig build run -- <args> to run from source. The default build is Debug; --release=small produces the compact binary used for installation.