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cherp

v0.1.0-beta.4

Published

utilities for checking github repos look their best

Downloads

9

Readme

cherp

check that repos have common files, and add them via PR if they are missing.

example

$ ./cherp.js -h
🐦 cherp 🐦 - a tool for CHEcking github RePos
----------------------------------------------
Usage:

    $ ./cherp.js -h
      show this help output

    $ cherp add-file --license GPL-2.0 --repo my-repo
      adds add GPL-2.0 license file to "my-repo"

List repos in an org not having a license

$ ./cherp license
[
  { id: 202489481, name: 'my-repo', full_name: 'my-org/my-repo' },
  { id: 253125888, name: 'my-other-repo', full_name: 'my-org/my-other-repo' }
]

Add a GPLv2.0 license file to a repo

$ ./cherp add-file --repo=my-other-repo --license=GPL-2.0

install

git clone https://github.com/hackforla/github-automation ~
cd ~/github-automation/check-repo
npm i

configuration

Running cherp requires minimal configuration of ORG_OWNER_TOKEN, and ORGANIZATION set into a .env file (see .env.example) or exported to the process environment, e.g. export ORG_OWNER_TOKEN=<your github personal access token>

ORG_OWNER_TOKEN - required ORGANIZATION - the org or owner of a repo or set of repos

Read more here about creating a Github Personal Access Token

API

check-repo exposes a small command line interface aliased as :bird: cherp :bird:.

cherp add-file --repo=my-repo --license=GPL-2.0

opens a PR to my-repo with a GPL-2.0 license

cherp license

check all repos in ORGANIZATION that do not have a recognizable LICENSE file

cherp version

prints the version

cherp mfa

lists any members of the ORGANIZATION that have not enabled 2fa. Returns an empty Array if none exist.

LICENSE

GPL-2.0 hackforla © 2020