@ayan4m1/git-clone-sparse
Advanced tools
npm i -g @ayan4m1/git-clone-sparse
git-clone-sparse ./local-dir https://github.com/user/repo ./path1/ ./path2/
OR
git-clone-sparse -g ./local-dir https://github.com/user/repo "**/*.safetensors"
Each command creates a directory called local-dir in your current working directory and then clones the specified URL. If you use glob mode, pass the -g flag. If you want to use a list of directories instead, do not use the -g flag.
import cloneSparse from '@ayan4m1/git-clone-sparse';
...
await cloneSparse(
'./new-repo-dir', // working copy directory
'https://github.com/ayan4m1/git-clone-sparse' // repo URL
['./README.md'] // paths to include,
{
globs: false,
force: false
} // optional options object
);
FAQs
CLI and library to perform sparse Git clones.
The npm package @ayan4m1/git-clone-sparse receives a total of 68 weekly downloads. As such, @ayan4m1/git-clone-sparse popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @ayan4m1/git-clone-sparse demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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