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@colophon/github-client
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Discover and parse Colophon files in your GitHub repositories.
npm install --save @colophon/github-client
Use the exposed methods to:
getAuthedClient
(see options here).getAuthToken
. This token can be stored and then used to simplify consequent requests.getColophonData
. If not passing any options, the user's personal repositories will be parsed with the default options (perPage - 100, concurrency - 10).const { getAuthedClient, getAuthToken, getColophonData } = require('./index.js')
const authedClient = getAuthedClient({ type: 'basic', username: 'username', password: 'password' })
const token = await getAuthToken(authedClient) // not using 2FA OR
const token = await getAuthToken(authedClient, otpCode) // if 2FA is on and using a CLI to get the OTP code from the user
const colophonData = await getColophonData(authedClient, { org: 'acme', perPage: 100, concurrency: 5 })
See more details about Colophon schema here.
License: ISC • Copyright: Colophon Project
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@colophon/github-client
We found that @colophon/github-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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