Manages your local repositories.
rhq is a simple CLI tool which provides a way to organize and access local repositories,
cloned by Git and other VCSs.
```sh $ rhq clone ubnt-intrepid/rhq
git clone https://github.com/ubnt-intrepid/rhq.git ~/.rhq/github.com/ubnt-intrepid/rhq```
sh
$ rhq list
/home/username/.rhq/github.com/ubnt-intrepid/rhq
/home/username/.zplug/repos/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions
...
The development of this software is inspired by motemen's ghq,
CLI tool for repository management written in Golang.
The Rust toolchain is required to install rhq.
If you have already installed Rust toolchain:
shell-session
$ cargo install rhq
Development version is available by using --git option as follows:
shell-session
$ cargo install --git https://github.com/ubnt-intrepid/rhq.git
rhq clone [query] [-n | --dry-run] [--arg=<arg>]
Clone remote reposities into the local directory.
query is a string to determine the URL of repository.
Available formats of query are:
(http|https|ssh|git)://github.com[:port]/username/repository.gitgit@github.com:username/repository.gitgithub.com/username/repositoryusername/repositoryIf you want to pass supplemental arguments to git command, use --arg="<arg>".
rhq try to read standard input to get queries when query is omitted.
This behaviour can use use like ghq import, as follows:
sh
cat list-of-queries.txt | rhq clone --arg="--recursive --depth 50"
rhq list
List local repositories managed by rhq.
rhq completion [bash|zsh|fish|powershell]
Generate completion script for your shell and dump to standard output.
If you want to see more information, use rhq help.
The location of configuration file is ~/.rhqconfig or ~/.config/rhq/config.
```toml roots = [ "~/.rhq", "~/.vim/plugged", "~/.zplug/repos", "~/.dotfiles" ]
clone_arg = "--depth 10" ```
vscode-rhq.rhq is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.