My scripts for everyday use.

Currently hosting:

• gto - it opens any local remote's GitHub repo in the default browser
• gtr - assuming your remote is called origin and is a fork, it compares the master repo with the current branch (also opens in the browser)

Both scripts require the git gem, so make sure to run $ [sudo] gem install git before using them.

There are several ways of using these scripts:

• Copy the desired script(s) to /usr/local/bin and make sure that your $PATH contains /usr/local/bin. If it does not, add this line to your shell configuration dotfile: export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
  
• Alternatively, you could create symbolic links for the script(s) in any of your desired locations. (but also make sure that the symlinks' root is included in $PATH and don't delete the original files)
  
• (!) If you are not sure what the above means, please stop for a second, make yourself comfortable and read up about $PATH and executables, symbolic links, or even peak through the Bash Guide for Beginners before using any of these.

Yon can contribute to this repo with any scripts that I will find useful.