#!/bin/bash
# this script allows the creation of projects over ssh on git server
# public repos will get a public.conf containing the remote
# private repos will just exist on the server
#
# USAGE:
# ssh git@<host> new-project 
# - follow the prompts

REMOTE_BASE_URL="git@treybastian.com:repos"
echo "oh look you are starting a project you won't finish again."
echo "What is your projects name?"
read PROJECT_NAME
if [[ $PROJECT_NAME != *.git ]]; then
  PROJECT_NAME="${PROJECT_NAME}.git"
fi
read -p "Is this public?" -n 1 -r
echo

git --bare init "${PROJECT_NAME}"

if [[ $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
  touch "${PROJECT_NAME}/public.conf" 
  echo "${REMOTE_BASE_URL}/${PROJECT_NAME}" >> "${PROJECT_NAME}/public.conf"
  ssh git@treybastian.com new-repo "repos/${PROJECT_NAME}"
fi

echo "git url: ${USER}@${HOSTNAME}:${PROJECT_NAME}"
if [[ $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
  echo "public repo: ${REMOTE_BASE_URL}/${PROJECT_NAME}"
fi
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