Get current build status of a repo on circleci from CLI
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kostyay/circlecistatus/master/bs.sh -o bs.sh && chmod +x ./bs.sh
echo alias bs=`pwd`/build_status.py >> ~/.bashrc
- Follow configuration guide explained in Configuration
 - Run 
bsfrom project directory to get the current build status 
- Python3 is required
 - pip3 is required: 
sudo apt install python3-pip - Clone the repo 
git clone https://github.com/kostyay/circlecistatus.git apt-get install libgit2-devpip3 install -r requirements.txt- Create an alias in your 
.bashrc:alias bs=/path/to/build_status.py.- bash: 
echo alias bs=`pwd`/build_status.py >> ~/.bashrc - zsh: 
echo alias bs=`pwd`/build_status.py >> ~/.zshrc 
 - bash: 
 - Run 
bsfrom project directory to get the current build status 
Copy-Paste:
sudo apt install -y python3-pip libgit2-dev
git clone https://github.com/kostyay/circlecistatus.git
cd circlecistatus
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
echo alias bs=`pwd`/build_status.py >> ~/.bashrc
Create a configuration file at the following path: ~/.circleci/build_status
It should contain the following contents:
[build_status]
user_token = <<REPLACE>>
project_username = <<REPLACE>>
source_control = <<REPLACE>>
- user_token - Go to CircleCI and generate a personal API token (https://circleci.com/account/api).
 - project_username - The repository you are working it. Normally when viewing builds from circle ci you can decude it from the URL. For example 
https://circleci.com/bb/<<project_username>>/<<project>/<<build_id>> - source_control - Either 
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