Node module to recursively find git repos in any folder
npm install --save find-repos
The best feature of find-repos against other alternatives is that find-repos works with Promises, so you can use await or then to call the API:
const repos = require('find-repos')
repos({ baseDir: '~', maxDepth: '2', ignores: ['node_modules'] })
.then(console.log)
/* =>
[ '/Users/pablopunk/repos/bashy',
'/Users/pablopunk/repos/dotfiles',
'/Users/pablopunk/repos/find-repos',
'/Users/pablopunk/repos/healthi-app',
'/Users/pablopunk/repos/hyper',
'/Users/pablopunk/www/gmaps', ]
*/
{
basePath : 'defaults to ~, sets the root folder for the search',
maxDepth : 'defaults to 3, sets how deep the search gets',
ignores : 'defaults to ["node_modules"], array of paths to ignore'
}
The cli for this module is coming soon
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| © 2017 Pablo Varela |
FAQs
Find all git repos recursively
We found that find-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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