Almost everyday I start my work playing with my config. Today I added aliases for gh to nu.

# List issues related to me
export def ghil [] { 
  (gh issue list --search "involves:iesahin" --json title,url) | from json
}

# Add a comment to an issue
export alias ghic = gh issue comment

# Create an issue
export alias ghiC = gh issue create $in

# View an issue
export alias ghiv = gh issue view

# View an issue in the browser
export alias ghiw = gh issue view --web

# List PRs in a table
export def ghpl [] {
  (gh pr list --json "title,url,headRefName" ) | from json
}

# View a PR
export alias ghpv = gh pr view

# View a PR in Github
export alias ghpw = gh pr view --web

# Checkout a PR
export alias ghco = gh pr checkout

# Add a comment to a PR
export alias ghpc = gh pr comment

# Show changes in a PR
export alias ghpd = gh pr diff

# Add a review to a PR
export alias ghpR = gh pr review

# Create a PR
export alias ghpC = gh pr create

# Merge a PR to main
export alias ghpM = gh pr merge

# List GH CI runs in a table
export def ghrl [] {
  (gh run list --json conclusion,displayTitle,headBranch,url ) | from json 
}

# View a GH CI run
export alias ghrv = gh run view

# View a GH CI run in the browser
export alias ghrw = gh run view --web 

# View output from a failed run
export alias ghrf = gh run view --log-failed

# Search code and get results in a table
export def ghsc [] { 
  (gh search code $in --json repository,path,textMatches,url) | from json
}
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Aliases don’t allow pipes in nushell. Those defs are because of that.

When there is an $in parameter in a alias, it expects the input from a pipe. An issue is created like, for example,

$ "Your software sucks" | ghiC
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To search the code copied into clipboard and get only the urls, you can use

$ pbpaste | ghsc | get url
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To open them in different browser windows,

$ pbpaste | ghsc | get url | each { |u| start $u }
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I’ll add a shortcut key for this last one. It’s so quick :D