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  "github_readme_excerpt": "# git-open\n\nType less and open repo webpages faster all from your terminal.\n\n`git-open` is a commandline utility that allows you to specify a repo name\nand optionally the author and will then open the matching resource in your\nweb-browser.\n\n## Usage\n\nRequires the name of the repo that you want to open. You can optionally specify\nthe user that owns the repo. If you don\u0027t pass in a user name it will fall back\nto what you\u0027ve specified for `$GITHUB_USER` and if that is not set it will fall\nback to your entry for `git config --get github.user`. (You\u0027d probably have this\nset if you\u0027re interested in this script after all!)\n\nFor example, if you want to open up repo `bar` for Github author `foo`, you\u0027d run:\n\n    $ ./git-open.sh foo bar\n\nwhich will open your web-browser to the given user\u0027s repo.\n\nIf, on the other hand, you\u0027ve configured your local git to include a github\nsection and your username is set to `baz` and you want to open your `bar` repo:\n\n    $ ./git-open.sh foo # defaults to `baz` for author name\n\n## Installation\n\nYou can clone the repo into `~/src` and symlink to `~/bin` and use it anywhere:\n\n    $ git clone https://github.com/jeffreyiacono/git-open.git ~/src/git-open\n    $ ln -s ~/src/git-open/git-open.sh ~/bin/git-open\n    $ git-open -h\n    # Usage: /Users/username/bin/git-open [user name] \u003crepo name\u003e\n    # Note: user name will default to $GITHUB_USER or your `git config --get github.user` entry.\n\nAnd make sure `~/bin` is in your `PATH`.\n\n## I\u0027m using Github Enterprise!\n\nWell lucky you. Nice to see that you work for a company that can shell for it!\nIn this case just set `GITHUB_URL` in your shell and the script will default to\nthis value.\n\nFor example, if your company hosts its github install at `git.my-company.com`,\ninclude this in your `~/.bashrc.local` (or where ever you\u0027d like):\n\n    export GITHUB_URL=\u0027https://git.my-company.com\u0027\n\n## I need to customize my default username\n\nAgain, we\u0027ve got you covered: just set `GITHUB_USER` and the script will default\nto",
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