Share the love with the developers of your favorite GitHub repos!
Execute this global node module in your root project folder to
add a star to the GitHub repositories in your package.json's
dependencies.
npm install gh-star -g
Since gh-star impersonates you for starring repositories, you
need to provide a Github Personal Access Token.
You can get an access token by following this instructions.
The only required scope for the access token is public_repo.
In your project folder where the package.json file is located run
gh-star
You will be prompted for you personal access token. Then gh-star
will parse the package.json file, search each dependency in the
npm-registry and get their GitHub url
(if any). The last step is to select which repositories you would like
to star :tada:.
FAQs
NodeJS app that stars the GitHub repos referenced in a package.json file
We found that gh-star 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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