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A simple CLI tool which could let you manage gist easily.
Install gistor using npm
npm install -g gistor
First setup your authorization information.
gistor --login --user {USERNAME} --pass {PASSWORD}
It will call github Authorization and create new one. If it success, will save return value to .gistor
in your home directory. Then you can start using gistor to manage your gist right now!
gistor --create [--desc] {DESC} [files...]
Create a gist contains the files you given. You can also write the description using --desc
.
gistor --update [gist-id] -e
Use -e
will open your default editor and load your file automatically. Edit it and save it then gistor will update your file to gist.
gistor --remove [gist-id]
Delete the specific gist based on specific id.
gistor --list
It will list your gist, including Id and description. (Id is necessary in following action)
gistor --search [keyword]
Search gist by keyword. Cause Github did not provide search API, parse the serach page right now. It will return the first 10 results just as gist searching page. The display format will just like follow:
=====
Author - Gist Name
Gist link
-----
File Content
gistor --folk [gist-id]
Folk the target gist, also return the url of your folk gist.
gistor --get [gist-url || gist-id] [--file FILENAME]
Download target gist to current location, gistor will use filename as default, but you can replace with a new filename, using --file
.
FAQs
A command tool help you manage gist easily
The npm package gistor receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, gistor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gistor 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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