clone-all-github-repos
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Clones all your GitHub repositories into the current working directory e.g. for sync or backup tasks...
install:
As Superuser/Administrator run
npm install clone-all-github-repos -g
or install the latest version from github
npm install https://github.com/HansHammel/clone-all-github-repos.git -g
usage:
clone-all-github-repos
or
cagr
and all your repos get cloned into the current working directory!
Done.
PS: uninstall:
npm uninstall clone-all-github-repos -g
Note: Currently only GitHub USER (vs. ORGANIZATION) accounts are supported.
We have a limit of 100 repositories
On install, you get asked for your GitHub Username and a GitHub API token to access public/private repository information. The settings are stored in your users home directory (~/.cagr/config.json or %HOMEPATH%.cagr\config.json).
On fist use, you get asked for your GitHub Username and a GitHub API token to access public/private repository information. The settings are stored in your users home directory (~/.cagr/config.json or %HOMEPATH%.cagr\config.json).
To create an access-token go to GitHub > Settings > Developer settings > Personal access tokens. Give at least read access to your public repositories.
(old screenshot, now located under Settings > Developer settings)
FAQs
Clones all your GitHub repositories into the current working directory e.g. for sync or backup tasks...
The npm package clone-all-github-repos receives a total of 20 weekly downloads. As such, clone-all-github-repos popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that clone-all-github-repos demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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