# fgj - Forgejo CLI Tool [![Go Version](https://img.shields.io/badge/Go-1.23+-00ADD8?style=flat-square&logo=go)](https://golang.org) [![CI Status](https://codeberg.org/romaintb/fgj/actions/workflows/ci.yml/badge.svg)](https://codeberg.org/romaintb/fgj/actions) [![License: MIT](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg?style=flat-square)](LICENSE) `fgj` is a command-line tool for working with Forgejo instances (including Codeberg.org). It brings pull requests, issues, and other Forgejo concepts to the terminal, similar to what `gh` does for GitHub. ## Features - Multi-instance support (works with any Forgejo instance) - Pull request management (create, list, view, merge) - Issue tracking (create, list, view, comment, close) - Repository operations (view, list, clone, fork) - Automatic repository detection from git context - Secure authentication with personal access tokens - AI coding agent friendly ## Installation ### From Source ```bash git clone https://codeberg.org/romaintb/fgj.git cd fgj go build -o fgj sudo mv fgj /usr/local/bin/ ``` ### Using Go Install ```bash go install codeberg.org/romaintb/fgj@latest ``` ## Quick Start ### 1. Authenticate First, authenticate with your Forgejo instance: ```bash fgj auth login ``` You'll be prompted for: - Forgejo instance hostname (default: codeberg.org) - Personal access token To create a personal access token: 1. Go to your Forgejo instance (e.g., https://codeberg.org) 2. Navigate to Settings > Applications > Generate New Token 3. Give it appropriate permissions (repo, issue, etc.) 4. Copy the token and paste it when prompted ### 2. Check Authentication Status ```bash fgj auth status ``` ## Usage ### Repository Detection `fgj` automatically detects the repository from your git context, similar to `gh`: ```bash # When inside a git repository, no -R flag needed! cd /path/to/your/repo fgj pr list # Automatically uses current repo fgj issue list # Automatically uses current repo fgj pr view 123 # Automatically uses current repo # Or explicitly specify a repository with -R fgj pr list -R owner/repo ``` The tool reads `.git/config` to find the origin remote and extract the owner/repo information. If you're not in a git repository, you'll need to use the `-R` flag. ### Pull Requests ```bash # List pull requests (auto-detects repo from git) fgj pr list # Or specify explicitly fgj pr list -R owner/repo # Filter by state fgj pr list --state closed # View a specific pull request fgj pr view 123 # Create a pull request fgj pr create -t "PR Title" -b "PR Description" -H feature-branch -B main # Merge a pull request fgj pr merge 123 --merge-method squash ``` ### Issues ```bash # List issues (auto-detects repo from git) fgj issue list # Or specify explicitly fgj issue list -R owner/repo # Filter by state fgj issue list --state all # View an issue fgj issue view 456 # Create an issue fgj issue create -t "Issue Title" -b "Issue Description" # Comment on an issue fgj issue comment 456 -b "My comment" # Close an issue fgj issue close 456 ``` ### Repositories ```bash # View repository details fgj repo view owner/repo # List your repositories fgj repo list # Clone a repository fgj repo clone owner/repo # Clone via SSH fgj repo clone owner/repo -p ssh # Fork a repository fgj repo fork owner/repo ``` ## Configuration Configuration is stored in `~/.config/fgj/config.yaml`: ```yaml hosts: codeberg.org: hostname: codeberg.org token: your_token_here user: your_username git_protocol: https my-forgejo.com: hostname: my-forgejo.com token: another_token user: another_username git_protocol: ssh ``` ### Environment Variables - `FGJ_HOST`: Override the default Forgejo instance - `FGJ_TOKEN`: Provide authentication token ### Command-line Flags - `--hostname`: Specify Forgejo instance for a command - `--config`: Use a custom config file ## Use with AI Coding Agents `fgj` is designed to work seamlessly with AI coding agents like Claude Code. Common patterns: ```bash # Create PR from agent's changes fgj pr create -R owner/repo -t "feat: add new feature" -b "$(cat <