cli-github
A Python App to display Github from the command-line!
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Version 1.0.9
Option to show the contents of a file/folder
Conformed to pep8 guidelines
URL input parsing made better
List the user followers
Live Demo
DEMO : Display the list of a user’s repositories from the username/URL, along with the number of stargazers
DEMO : Display all the folders and files within a repository recursively from the repository URL, along with their sizes
DEMO : To get the RAW version of the readme file of a repository from the repository URL
DEMO : To get the list of releases from the user’s repository URL
DEMO : Download the tarball from the user’s repository URL
DEMO : Download the zipball from the user’s repository URL
DEMO : To show the contents of a file/folder
DEMO : List the followers of the user
Installation
Using pip
$ pip install cli-github
Latest build from the Source
Clone the repo
$ git clone https://github.com/harshasrinivas/cli-github.gitRun
$ python setup.py install
Dependencies
prettytable
$ pip install prettytablefuture
$ pip install futurepython-dateutil
$ pip install python-dateutil
Setting Up
Github Token as Permanent Environment Variable
Set your Github Personal Access Token as the environment variable GITHUB_TOKEN
$ echo "export GITHUB_TOKEN=<your-token-with-quotes>" | sudo tee -a /etc/environment
Github Token as Temporary Environment Variable
$ GITHUB_TOKEN=<your-token-with-quotes>
Without saving your Environment Variable
$ cat cli_github/mains.py | sed -e "s/API_TOKEN = os.environ.get('GITHUB_TOKEN')/API_TOKEN = <your-token-with-quotes>/" > cli_github/mains.py
Options
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n URL, --url URL
Get repos from the user profile URL/username
-r RECURSIVE, --recursive RECURSIVE
Get the file structure from the repo link URL
-R README, --readme README
Get the raw version of the repository readme file from repo link URL
-re RELEASES, --releases RELEASES
Get the list of releases from repo link
-dt TARBALL, --tarball TARBALL
Download the tarball from repo link
-dz ZIPBALL, --zipball ZIPBALL
Download the zipball from repo link
-op OPENFILE, --openfile OPENFILE
Show the contents of the given file in a repo
-f FOLLOWERS, --followers FOLLOWERS
Get followers of the user
Usage
Display the list of a user’s repositories from the username/URL
$ cli-github -n harshasrinivas
Display all the files and folders within a repository recursively from the repository URL
$ cli-github -r harshasrinivas/cli-github
Get the RAW version of the readme file of a repository from the repository URL
$ cli-github -R harshasrinivas/cli-github
Get the list of releases from the user’s repository URL
$ cli-github -re harshasrinivas/cli-github
Download the tarball of the any repo
$ cli-github -dt harshasrinivas/cli-github
Download the zipball of the any repo
$ cli-github -dz harshasrinivas/cli-github
Show the contents of a file/folder
$ cli-github -op harshasrinivas/cli-github/setup.py
List the followers of a user
$ cli-github -f harshasrinivas
Contribute
If you want to add features, improve them, or report issues, feel free to send a pull request.
Contributors
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