repository-provider
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abstract interface to git repository providers like github bitbucket
abstract interface to git repository providers like github bitbucket
import { GithubProvider } from 'repository-provider';
const provider = new GithubProvider({ token: 'xxx' });
const repository = await provider.repository('myuser/myrepo');
const branch = await repository.branch('master');
const files = await branch.list();
Type: Object
Properties
content (string | Buffer)path string file name inside of the repositorymode string file permissionstype stringBase repository provider acts as a source of repositories
Parameters
options ObjectProperties
Returns Class repository class used by the Provider
Returns Class branch class used by the Provider
Returns Class pull request class used by the Provider
Create a new repository
Parameters
nameoptionsReturns Promise<Repository>
Lookup a repository
Parameters
name stringReturns Promise<Repository>
Lookup a branch
Parameters
name stringIs our rate limit reached. By default we have no rate limit
Returns boolean always false
Default configuration options
Returns Object
Pepare configuration by mixing together defaultOptions with actual options
Parameters
config Object raw configReturns Object combined options
Abstract git branch
Parameters
repository Repositoryname string (optional, default 'master')Properties
repository Repositoryprovider Providername stringReturns Provider
Delete the branch from the Repository.
Returns Promise
Deliver file content
Parameters
path stringReturns Promise<Content> content of a given file
Commit files
Parameters
Returns Promise
Create a pull request
Parameters
Returns Promise
File list
Value delivered from the provider
Returns boolean providers rateLimitReached
forward to the Provider
Parameters
value booleanAbstract repository
Parameters
Properties
called one after constructing to
Returns Promise
Lookup content form the default branch
Parameters
args ...anyReturns Content
Lookup branch by name
Parameters
name stringLookup the default branch
Returns Promise<Branch> 'master' branch
Returns Promise<Map> of all branches
Create a new Branch.
Parameters
Delete a Branch
Parameters
name stringReturns Promise
Add a branch
Parameters
branch BranchReturns Promise
Deliver all @{link PullRequest}s
Returns Promise<Map> of all pull requests
Deliver @{link PullRequest} for a given name
Parameters
name stringReturns Promise<PullRequest>
Add a pull request
Parameters
pullRequest PullRequestReturns Promise
Delete a PullRequest
Parameters
name stringReturns Promise
Value delivered from the provider
Returns boolean providers rateLimitReached
forward to the Provider
Parameters
value booleanAbstract pull request
Parameters
Properties
name stringrepository Repositoryprovider Providertitle string?state string?Returns Provider
Delete the pull request from the Repository.
Returns Promise
With npm do:
npm install repository-provider
BSD-2-Clause
FAQs
abstract interface to git repository providers like github, bitbucket and gitlab
The npm package repository-provider receives a total of 627 weekly downloads. As such, repository-provider popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that repository-provider demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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