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@aristobyte/repo

v1.0.2

Published

CLI for GitHub repo/org bootstrap and policy management

Readme

AristoRepo

Clean, config-first GitHub org/repo bootstrap toolkit.

CLI (Primary)

Use the TypeScript CLI package aristo-repo as the main entrypoint.

cd aristo-repo
npm install
npm run build
npm link

Then:

aristo-repo create <org> <repo>
aristo-repo apply-org <org>
aristo-repo init-teams <org>
aristo-repo remove-teams <org>
aristo-repo validate

Build And Publish

npm run check
npm run build
npm run publish:npm

One-step publish flow:

npm run release

Shell scripts (under ./scripts/):

bash ./scripts/compile.sh
bash ./scripts/pack.sh
bash ./scripts/bump.sh patch
bash ./scripts/publish.sh

Detailed CLI docs: ./CLI.md

Current TS Migration Status

The CLI is now TS-native for:

  • create orchestration
  • apply-org orchestration
  • validate checks
  • Actions policy application (repo + org flows)
  • Security policy application (repo + org flows)
  • Environments policy application (repo + org flows)

The repository is now TS-only for operational logic.

Compatibility Commands

Use aristo-repo exec with legacy command ids for backward compatibility.

aristo-repo exec scripts/update_rulesets_org.ts --org aristobyte --config ./config/management.json
aristo-repo exec scripts/validate_project.ts

Source of Truth

  • Runtime/module toggles: ./config/app.config.json
  • Repo/rulesets policy: ./config/management.json, ./config/repo-settings.config.json, ./config/rulesets.config.json
  • Teams: ./config/teams.config.json
  • Actions: ./config/actions.config.json
  • Security: ./config/security.config.json
  • Environments: ./config/environments.config.json
  • Discussions template: ./config/discussions.config.json

Architecture

  • src/*: primary TS CLI and module logic
  • src/commands/*: command/compat dispatch layer
  • src/utils/*: shared utility helpers
  • scripts/: Bash automation scripts used by CI/release and local maintenance

Notes

  • Internal scripts are reusable building blocks; avoid calling them unless needed.