List all your Github repositories containing a filename matching a search pattern.
ghgrep is partially grep -l and partially find -name - you can pretend it is a special version of grep(1) in which files are actually repositories and each line of a file is actually a filename inside the repository.
Examples
Show all repositories with a readme:
ghgrep 'README.*'
List all repositories that have a file named ‘COPYING’:
ghgrep -f COPYING
List all repositories that don’t have a license file:
ghgrep -v (COPYING|LICENSE)
Installation
[$]> pip install ghgrep
or
[$]> easy_install ghgrep
Hacking
I highly recommend using virtualenv:
[$]> virtualenv --no-site-packages --distribute env [$]> source env/bin/activate [$]> pip install -r requirements.txt [$]> pip install -e . # So we can import the version from inside bin/ .
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