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A node.js wrapper for the GitHub Gists API v3.
$ npm install gisty
var Gisty = require('gisty');
var gist = new Gisty({
username: 'meritt'
});
gist.fetch('1111422', function(error, gist) {
if (error) {
throw new Error(error);
}
for (filename in gist.files) {
console.log(filename + "\n" + gist.files[filename].content + "\n\n");
}
});
Gisty = require 'gisty'
gist = new Gisty username: 'meritt'
gist.fetch '1111422', (error, gist) ->
throw new Error error if error
console.log "#{filename}\n#{file.content}\n\n" for filename, file of gist.files
Grab latest source code and install all dev dependencies
$ npm link
Change your host, client id, client secret in examples/get-access-token.coffee and after that run examples/get-access-token.coffee
$ coffee examples/get-access-token.coffee
fetch(gist_id, callback)comments(gist_id, callback)all(callback)public(callback)starred(callback)The MIT License, see the included license.md file.
FAQs
Wrapper for the GitHub Gists API v3
We found that gisty 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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