Search GitHub repositories from the command line!
$ npm install --global repogit
Usage : repogit <repository>
: repogit <repository> [commands]
: repogit <repository> [commands] <next-page>
Commands :
-search Normal search
-best--match Find the best match
-most--stars Find repositories with most stars
-few--stars Find repositories with the least stars
-most--forks Find repositories with most forks
-few--forks Find repositories with lest forks
-recently--updated Find recently updated repositories
-least-recently--updated Find least recently updated repositories
Help :
$ repogit nodejs
$ repogit google -most--stars
$ repogit "twitter bot js" -search 2
$ repogit "github bot" -recently--updated 3
MIT © Rishi Giri
FAQs
Search GitHub repositories from the command line
We found that repogit 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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