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Don't waste time organizing things for the next you get lost.

Git-roulette will take a Github user's name and randomly choose a repository with the --gh option:

$ python git-roulette --gh lsrdg
iscrap

Now, just go work on that project, delete it, rewrite, reread, write documentation, toast, cry, just be creative.

If you are feeling really bothered you can get a list of a user's repositories. Maybe for reference, or maybe you just find something interesting.

Git-roulette will take a Github user's name and list all of its repositories with the --ghl argument:

$ python git-roulette --ghl lsrdg
bashscripts
cirkoan
deoplete.nvim
dotfiles... etc

If are lazy to even decide on which project you are going to work, you probably don't wanna bother to write p-y-t-h-o-n- -g-i-t--r-o-u-l-e-t-t-e. Open your ~/.bashrc and create an alias, something like:

# git-roulette
alias gtr='python ~/PATH/TO/git-roulette/git-roulette.py'

Now, typing gtr will be equivalent to python ~/PATH/TO/git-roulette/git-roulette.py. However, note that Python should point to Python3.

Seriously? :D

• Add access to the Gitlab's API
• Add access to local repositories

DWYWWIBDIY. Seriouly. DWYWWIBDIY = Do whatever you want with it but do it yourself.