gits-find.py

Use walk() to find all folders with subfolder .git.

gits-status.py

Use walk() to find all folders with subfolder .git and execute git status --short and count modified files.

mr.py

Based on mu_repo (python) and gr (npm).

(gr uses colors but checks only 5 level deep subfolders.)

Required: colorama (pip install colorama)

It can use ~/.mu_repo if you have mu_repo already installed (pip install mu_repo)

Normal command

mr.py find  # find all repos in ~ ($HOME) folder and save in ~/.config/.mr.cfg
mr.py ls    # list all repos from ~/.config/.mr.cfg

# show modified files in every repos (similar to `git status --short | wc -l` or `gr st`)    

mr.py st    
mr.py st -m  # show only with midified files (--modified)
mr.py st -o  # show only without midified files (--other)
mr.py st -c  # show only number of midified files (--count)

Shell command (with parenthesis if piping or space)

mr.py sh CMD
mr.py sh "CMD ARGS"
mr.py sh "CMD1|CMD2"

ex. 

mr.py sh ls
mr.py sh "ls -al"
mr.py sh "git status --short | wc -l"

Git command (no need parenthesis, but can't use piping)

mr.py git ARGS

ex.

mr.py git status --short

Using regex or filename match (have to be before command)

mr.py --regex PATTERN ls
mr.py --regex PATTERN sh CMD

mr.py --fnmatch PATTERN ls
mr.py --fnmatch PATTERN sh CMD

ex. 

mr.py --regex python ls
mr.py --regex python$ st
mr.py --regex ^python sh "ls -al"
mr.py --regex ^python sh "cat .git/config"

mr.py --fnmatch python* ls
mr.py --fnmatch *python ls

mr.py --fnmatch *python sh "ls -al"
mr.py --fnmatch *python sh "git status --short"