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gcar

v0.1.1

Published

Node command line utility to clone all of a user’s or organization’s repositories

Downloads

7

Readme

github-clone-all-repos

Compatibility not available No tests written Build might be working MIT License

Node command line utility to clone all of a user’s or organization’s repositories.

Why?

Even though it may not seem as necessary with Github, it would be nice to have a backup tool for all of one’s repositories (without having to clone each repository individually).

Installation

You must have node installed.

Run $ npm install gcar -g.

How To

Command

The base command is github-clone-all-repos, or gcar, for short.

Flags

-u, --user <user>    Github username
-U, --users <users>  Github username list

-o, --org <org>      Github organization
-O, --orgs <orgs>    Github organization list

-t, --token <token>  Temporary Github token
-T, --Token <Token>  Save Github token

-h, --help           output help information

!important

You must specify a Personal Github Token in order for the script to run

These tokens can be generated at https://github.com/settings/tokens

Examples

(The Personal Github Token used in the examples is not valid…)

Clone a single user, without saving the token:

gcar -u nick70 -t 4a68631afb82bala9f9c49892e0e3c82eaa7ef66

Clone multple users, and save the token for later use:

gcar -U BraxtonHath,nick70 -T 4a68631afb82bala9f9c49892e0e3c82eaa7ef66

Clone a single organization:

gcar -o tiy-greenville-summer-2017

Mix-and-match multiple flags:

gcar -o tiy-greenville-summer-2017 -U BraxtonHath,nick70 -u jennbowers

Notes

If you would like to contribute, see the TODO.md document. Pull requests are welcome!

If there are any questions, comments, bugs, or issues, please use the issues tab in Github.

Hope you found this node script helpful!