Like go get, git-get organizes repos in directories matching the path of the clone url.

git get [email protected]:pietvanzoen/dotfiles.git will clone the project into $GIT_PATH/github.com/pietvanzoen/dotfiles.

The following environment variables configure git get behavior:

Path to directory to clone into.

Configure a default prefix for cloning.

E.g: This will clone the repo https://github.com/pietvanzoen/git-get.git:

export GIT_GET_DEFAULT_PREFIX=https://github.com/
git get pietvanzoen/git-get

git clone https://github.com/pietvanzoen/git-get.git
cd git-get
INSTALL_DIR=<path to directory in your $PATH> ./install

If $INSTALL_DIR is not specified it will default to $HOME/bin.

That's it! git get automatically call git-get.

• Use git get alongside autojump to effortlessly navigate your folder structure.
• Clone and change directory in the same command. Add this to your shell environment files: gg() { dir="$(git get $1)"; [[ -n "$dir" ]] && cd $dir }

• ghq - A more feature full approach to managing repos in a go get way. Written in go.
• h - Combines the ideas of git get with autojump into one package. Written in python.