require 'optparse' require 'ostruct' require 'git-utils/options' class Command attr_accessor :args, :cmd, :options, :known_options, :unknown_options def initialize(args = []) self.args = args self.options = OpenStruct.new parse end def parse self.known_options = Options::known_options(parser, args) self.unknown_options = Options::unknown_options(parser, args) parser.parse!(known_options) end def parser OptionParser.new end # Returns the current Git branch. def current_branch @current_branch ||= `git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD`.strip end # Returns the URL for the remote origin. def origin_url @origin_url ||= `git config --get remote.origin.url`.strip end # Returns the name of the repository service. # It's currently GitHub, Bitbucket, or Stash. # We return blank for an unknown service; the command will still # often work in that case. def service if origin_url =~ /github/i 'github' elsif origin_url =~ /bitbucket/i 'bitbucket' elsif origin_url =~ /stash/i 'stash' else '' end end # Returns the protocol of the origin URL (defaults to ssh). def protocol if origin_url =~ /https?:\/\// 'http' else 'ssh' end end # Runs a command. # If the argument array contains '--debug', returns the command that would # have been run. def self.run!(command_class, args) debug = args.delete('--debug') command = command_class.new(args) if debug puts command.cmd return 1 else command.run! return 0 end end def run! system cmd end private # Returns an argument string based on given arguments. # The main trick is to add in quotes for option # arguments when necessary. # For example, ['-a', '-m', 'foo bar'] becomes # '-a -m "foo bar"' def argument_string(args) args.inject([]) do |opts, opt| opts << (opt =~ /^-/ ? opt : opt.inspect) end.join(' ') end def finish? options.finish end def deliver? options.deliver end end