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Fork all of the things.
Couldn't sleep, saw a tweet:
@kentcdodds Now wouldn't it be cool, if you could go into a repo in your node_modules and run `npm fork` and it would fork it on github.
— Merrick Christensen (@iammerrick) April 5, 2016
made it so.
First, you need an access token from github so forked can log out in you can find instructions for that here
Then add it to your .bashrc
file, or whatever you use to manage your env variables:
export FORKED_TOKEN='PUT_YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN_HERE'
Then install the module:
$ npm i -g forked
Dive into some random node module:
$ cd node_modules/react
Run the command:
$ fork
If it worked, you should be able to see the fork on GitHub.
Currently doesn't work on some repositories. Had some weird redirect issues and such, but about 80% of the repos I tried worked, so that's nice. If you find a bug please document it in the issues. :)
FAQs
fork from the command line
The npm package forked receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, forked popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that forked 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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