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@inclinedadarsh/event-downloader

v1.1.0

Published

13 days ago

Download Event Management System files by number

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event-management file-downloader github

Event Management System File Downloader

Download files from the Event Management System repository by number.

Installation & Usage

Using npx (Recommended - No installation needed)

# Download file #1 (README.md) to current directory
npx @inclinedadarsh/event-downloader 1

# Download file #15 (server.js) to specific directory
npx @inclinedadarsh/event-downloader 15 ./my-project

Global Installation

npm install -g @inclinedadarsh/event-downloader
event-download 1

How It Works

Fetches the file mapping from GitHub
Determines which files to download based on input:
- Number (e.g., 1): Downloads single file
- frontend: Downloads all frontend files (files 16-23)
- backend: Downloads all backend files (files 3-15)
- all: Downloads all 23 files
Downloads files from GitHub raw URLs
Preserves directory structure (e.g., backend/src/utils/admin.js creates backend/src/utils/ directories)

File Mapping

Files are numbered in topological order (dependencies first). See file-mapping.json in the main repository.

Publishing to npm

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Login: npm login
Publish: npm publish --access public

Note: Package name must match your npm username scope (@inclinedadarsh/...)