addremote

#!/bin/bash

set -ueo pipefail

read -r -d '' USAGE << EOM || true
$(basename $0) REMOTE PROJECT_FOLDER

* REMOTE	IP or Hostname of the remote

Note: Change into the top level directory of your git project before running

Optional environmental variables:

* REMOTE_NAME	Name that git uses for the remote. Defaults to REMOTE.

* USER		Username on the remote server. Defaults to local username.

EOM

usage.sh "$USAGE" $@ && exit

REMOTE=${1:?Specify the hostname or IP of the remote}
PROJECT=${2:?Specify the project folder on the remote (without the git extension)}

REMOTE_NAME=${REMOTE_NAME:-$REMOTE}
USER=$USER

# Prevent pushing the wrong git project (must be in the top level directory)
if [ ! -d .git ]; then
	echo "Please go to your top level git directory for the project you want to push"
	exit
fi

git remote add $REMOTE_NAME $USER@$REMOTE:$PROJECT.git
echo "Added: $USER@$REMOTE:$PROJECT.git as the remote named $REMOTE_NAME"

echo 'Run the following command to upload all local branches to the remote'
echo "git push $REMOTE_NAME --all"
#git push $REMOTE_NAME --all