Python package to easily use the GitHub API.
Install using pip3 install githubAPy
from githubAPy import gapya = gapy('<access_token_here>')Multiple actions are supported
a.me return your information in dict (JSON) format.a.user('<username>') return the information of a user.a.create_fork('<owner>', '<repository>') create a fork of the specified repository and returns url of the forked repository if fork successfully created else raises an error.a.update_with_upstream('<owner>', '<repository>') updates your forked repository master with the upstream master. Returns True if updated successfully else raises an error.More feature to be added in later versions.
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Python wrapper to easily communicate with the GitHub API
We found that githubAPy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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