git-ls-sub

#!/usr/bin/env bash
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#
# Lists information about a directory or file from a repository hosted on
# GitHub.
#
# SOURCE: license_and_attribution

# Here's how you use the command:
USAGE_TEXT="usage: git ls-sub <github_url>
"
# SOURCE: usage

# TODO: check if downloaded is a folder or file

# SOURCE: translate_url

########################################################################
#
# main is the program itself. Here is the code that we run when we
# invoke the command!
#
########################################################################
main() {
  # SOURCE: print_usage_by_default
  # SOURCE: handle_options

  git_url="${1}"
  svn_url="$(translate_url "$git_url")"
  svn ls --force-interactive "$svn_url"
}

# Run the main command.
main "$@"