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Using domain names and symbolic links. Seriously. github.com/omeid/upower-notify omeid.net/family/photos omeid.net/friends/joe/2018-royal-national-
by omeid2 8y ago
Using domain names and symbolic links. Seriously.
github.com/omeid/upower-notify
omeid.net/family/photos
omeid.net/friends/joe/2018-royal-national-park-hike -> omeid.me/hikes/2018/royal-national-park
omeid.me/hikes/2018/royal-national-park -> omeid.me/hikes/royal-national-park/2018
omeid.me/blog
omeid.me/id
some-company-i-work-for.com/projects/alpha-transit
some-company-i-work-for.com/legal/contracts -> omeid.me/contracts/some-company-i-work-for.com
some-department.some.gov.au/projects/speed-view -> github.com/some-department-speed-view
And so forth.
- shanev 8y agoI started this route after being influenced by GOPATH. Can’t imagine anything else now.
- majewsky 8y agoSame for me: I have a program that indexes Git repositories in $GOPATH and provides fast access: $ cg gh:foo/bar $ pwd /x/src/github.com/foo/bar Source is at https://github.com/majewsky/gofu/tree/master/pkg/rtree https://github.com/majewsky/gofu/tree/master/pkg/rtree, README is at the top of the repo.
- deninho 8y agohow does that work? Can you explain?
- robohoe 8y agoUsing the same way but for repositories: ~/code/bitbucket.com/<repo_name1> ~/code/bitbucket.com/<repo_name2> ~/code/github.com/<repo_name1> ~/code/github.com/<repo_name2>