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github-feed-cli
Advanced tools
Github feed right at your terminal.
depandabot
events$ npm install --global github-feed-cli
If you are using npm
version 5.2+
or higher then you can use this tool with npx
too.
$ npx feed
Usage
$ feed <options>
Options
--username, -u Github username to fetch the feed [default: Your own git username]
--page, -p Page number of the results to fetch [default: 1]
--version, -v Get the current version
Examples
$ feed
$ feed --page 2
$ feed --username rocktimsaikia
$ feed --username rocktimsaikia -page 2
If you want to add new feature or improve the existing ones of github-feed-cli
, please open an issue :rocket:
read-git-user
- Reads the Github username and email from .gitconfig
:wrench: and returns it as a json object
MIT © Rocktim Saikia
FAQs
Github feed right at your terminal
We found that github-feed-cli 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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