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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();
list by repository-provider keyword
Extends Owner
Base repository provider acts as a source of repositories
options
ObjectrepositoryGroups
Map<string, RepositoryGroup>config
ObjectLookup a repository group
Returns Promise<RepositoryGroup>
Create a new repository group
Returns Promise<RepositoryGroup>
Lookup a repository in the provider and all of its repository groups
Returns Promise<Repository>
Lookup a branch in the provider and all of its repository groups
Returns Class repository group class used by the Provider
Is our rate limit reached. By default we have no rate limit
Returns boolean always false
Deliver the provider name
Returns string class name by default
we are our own provider
Returns Provider this
Default configuration options
Returns Object
Extract options suitable for the constructor form the given set of environment variables
env
ObjectReturns Object undefined if no suitable environment variables have been found
Pepare configuration by mixing together defaultOptions with actual options
config
Object raw configReturns Object combined options
Abstract branch
repository
Repositoryname
stringoptions
Objectrepository
Repositoryprovider
Providername
stringoptions
options
options
enshures tha _initialize() will be called only once
Collection of repositories
repositories
Map<string, Repository>Abstract repository
owner
Ownername
string without (#branch)description
string? from options.descriptionid
string? from options.idbranches
Map<string, Branch>pullRequests
Map<string, PullRequest>the description of the repository content.
Returns string
the description of the repository group.
Returns string
unique id within the provider.
Returns string
unique id within the provider.
Returns string
Abstract pull request Repository#addPullRequest
name
stringrepository
Repositoryprovider
Providertitle
string?state
string?Returns Provider
Delete the pull request from the Repository.
Returns Promise
Merge the pull request
Decline the pull request
the one line description of the pull request.
Returns string
the description of the pull request.
Returns string
state of the pull request.
Returns string
Extends Owner
Abstract repository as a collection
By default we use the providers implementation.
Returns Class as defined in the provider
By default we use the providers implementation.
Returns Class as defined in the provider
By default we use the providers implementation.
Returns Class as defined in the provider
By default we use the providers implementation.
Returns Class as defined in the provider
Representation of one file or directory entry
path
string file name inside of the repositorycontent
(string | Buffer | Stream) (optional, default undefined
)type
string type of the content (optional, default "blob"
)mode
string file permissions (optional, default "100644"
)path
string file name inside of the repositorycontent
(string | Buffer | Stream)type
string type of the contentmode
string file permissionspath
stringoptions
Returns Content
create properties from options and default options
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 831 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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