is-github-user-or-org
Advanced tools
Determines whether a GitHub profile is a User or an Organization
$ npm install --save is-github-user-or-org
You also need to get a GitHub application token: https://github.com/settings/tokens. Provide it in the CLI or set it as $GITHUB_TOKEN somewhere in your bash_profile.
const isGithubUserOrOrg = require('is-github-user-or-org')
isGithubUserOrOrg('RichardLitt')
//=> 'User'
Type: string
The user or organization you want to check the type of
Type: token
The GitHub personal access token.
Type: string
The GitHub enterprise endpoint.
$ npm install --global is-github-user-or-org
$ is-github-user-or-org --help
Usage
$ is-github-user-or-org <input>
Options
-t, --token A token
-e, --endpoint A GitHub endpoint (for Enterprise)
Examples
$ get-github-user RichardLitt
User
$ get-github-user OpenSourceDesign
Organization
MIT © 2017 Richard Littauer
FAQs
Determines whether a GitHub profile is a User or an Organization
We found that is-github-user-or-org 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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