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@alu0101228587/gh-members

v1.1.4

Published

## Jaime Simeón Palomar Blumenthal - [email protected]

Readme

GH Extension: Members (gh members)

Jaime Simeón Palomar Blumenthal - [email protected]

Description

This GitHub extension, given an owner, provides a list of members of thr organization, and given a repository name, the details of said repository.

Installation

With gh api installed, just execute gh extension install alu0101228587/gh-members in your command prompt and it should work just fine.

To install it as an NPM module, you can run npm install -g @alu0101228587/gh-members. If you don't want to install it globally, omit the -g option.

Usage

You can use the following options:

-V, --version        output the version number
-r, --repo           List repositories of owner
-o, --owner <owner>  Specify owner
-h, --help           display help for command
  • V and h are self explanatory.
  • o allows you to specify an organization.
  • If you use r and o you will be provided with a list of repositories of the specified organization.

If you use this extension in the following way:

gh members <owner>/<repository>

You will be provided with a list of files and branches in the repository.

Exported functions

You also can use this module as a library, as it is exporting two functions:

  • getRepoInfo(repoDir): Prints a list of files and branches of a given repository direction (owner/repo).

  • getOrgMembers(orgName, repo): Prints a list of members of a given organization, and if the repo flag is on it also prints a list of repositories of said organization.

const {getRepoInfo, getOrgMembers} = require('@alu0101228587/gh-members');

Special error messages

You may get a special error message when the repo or organization you typed don't exist:

cannot iterate over:null