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@begit/cli

v0.0.17

Published

A CLI for using begit

Downloads

53

Readme

@begit/cli

A small CLI wrapper for @begit/core

Installation

Run npm i -g @begit/cli to install. Invoke with begit

Usage

For a comprehensive list of features, use the help command as below:

begit --help

Which will print something like:

begit

ARGUMENTS:
  <URL>         - The URL to clone
  [Destination] - a string [optional]

OPTIONS:
  --subdir, -s <str> - a string [optional]

FLAGS:
  --help, -h - show help

Cloning a repositoy

To clone a repository to the current working directory, simply:

begit Tommypop2/begit

URLs are also accepted:

begit https://github.com/Tommypop2/begit

You can also specify the desired branch via a #:

begit Tommypop2/begit#main

Cloning a subdirectory within a repo

Use any of the above options in conjunction with the --subdir flag.

begit Tommypop2/begit --subdir packages

Or, shortened to -s

begit Tommypop2/begit -s packages