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@eighty4/poultry

v0.0.1

Published

Language sampling from GitHub to local filesystem

Readme

Pulls code samples from GitHub repo trees

This utility is for collecting language samples for AST testing.

Getting started is quick and easy with your favorite NPM package manager:

npm i -g @eighty4/poultry

Required for auth!

poultry uses the GH_TOKEN environment variable to authorize requests to the GitHub Search Code API for searching for language samples and GraphQL API for retrieving file contents.

If using the gh cli from GitHub, you can set it for a poultry command like so:

GH_TOKEN=$(gh auth token) poultry ...

Output

Files will be written to the --out-dir in a flat structure using repo name, subpath and filename. For example, the output path for a file from Apache Cassandra's docs will be apache_cassandra_doc_modules_cassandra_examples_CQL_sum.cql.

Full example

Here is an example of collecting CQL for Cassandra from Apache, Datastax & ScyllaDB accounts:

GH_TOKEN=$(gh auth token) poultry --ext cql --lang sql --user apache --user datastax --user scylladb --out-dir out

Search options

Supported options mirror the search qualifiers available for the query string of the Search Code API including extension, lang, org & user and can be included multiple times just like the Search Code API query string.

Full listing of options available with poultry --help and thorough details are on the GitHub Search Code API documentation!