Examples of concrete use of some hidden features of Bitbucket

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About this page

This page demonstrates some hidden features of the awesome website Bitbucket (you know, the Australian concurrent of GitHub, to which I participated in his French translation and that I enjoy very much).

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Direct links

Complete historic for a file

For example: for my script bin/PDFCompress.

To a specific line

For example: for my file .bashrc, directly to the line 441.

Direct file

For example: for my script bin/series.sh.

Include a file with ?t=embed

How does it work?

Pattern

Bitbucket.org allows to include a file (with syntax coloring) easily, with the following piece of HTML code:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://bitbucket.org/NAME/REPOSITORY/src/master/PATH?t=embed"></script>

Example

You have to replace:

1. NAME by your Bitbucket username (for me, it is lbesson);

2. REPOSITORY by the name of the repository (for instance, for me, bin);

3. PATH by the complete path to the file (for instance, pdflatex which is also here bin/pdflatex localement).

And so, in the example below, the HTML code embedded is:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://bitbucket.org/lbesson/src/master/pdflatex?t=embed"></script>

In reStructuredText

And finally, we can include this in a webpage generated with Sphinx thanks to the following piece of rST code:

.. raw:: html

   <script type="text/javascript" src="https://bitbucket.org/lbesson/src/master/pdflatex?embed=t">File bin/pdflatex</script>
   <noscript>Javascript is disabled, impossible to include this file <a href="https://bitbucket.org/lbesson/raw/master/pdflatex">bin/pdflatex</a>.</noscript>

Examples

bin/pdflatex

A rST file (the source code of this page!)