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build-git-clone

v1.0.3

Published

clone repositories in the desired folder, allowing custom commands to be executed within the cloned repository

Downloads

3

Readme

build-git-clone (ts/js)

clone repositories in the desired folder, allowing custom commands to be executed within the cloned repository

Install

npm install --save build-git-clone

Quick Start

import { clone } from 'build-git-clone'

clone('build-git-clone', 'https://github.com/emanuelmoraes-dev/build-git-clone.git')

Import

import { clone, StdioLog } from 'build-git-clone'

API

async function clone (
    folder: string,
    url: string,
    afterCommand: string | null = null,
    options: object = {
		git = 'git',
		stdioInherit = true,
		stdoutLog = StdioLog.IncludeShow,
		stderrLog = StdioLog.IncludeShow,
		internalLog = StdioLog.IncludeShow
	}
): Promise<[
    (Error | null),
    { stdout: string, stderr: string }
]>

Arguments

  • folder: destination folder
  • url: repository url
  • afterCommand: command to be executed within the cloned repository (optional)
  • options: configuration options (optional)
    • git: path to git binary (optional)
    • stdioInherit: If true, standard input and output ONLY occur (not included in the return) by the terminal that runs the script
    • stdoutLog: Defines what should be done with the standard output of the executed commands (optional)
      • StdioLog.IncludeShow: Include in the return (stdout) and display in the console.log the standard output of the executed commands
      • StdioLog.IncludeSilent: ONLY includes in the return (stdout) the standard output of the executed commands
      • StdioLog.Show: ONLY display in the console.log the standard output of the executed commands
      • StdioLog.None: Does nothing with standard output from commands executed
    • stderrLog: Defines what should be done with the standard error output of the executed commands (optional)
      • StdioLog.IncludeShow: Include in the return (stderr) and display in the console.log the standard error output of the executed commands
      • StdioLog.IncludeSilent: ONLY includes in the return (stderr) the standard error output of the executed commands
      • StdioLog.Show: ONLY display in the console.log the standard error output of the executed commands
      • StdioLog.None: Does nothing with standard error output from commands executed
    • internalLog: Defines what should be done with the logs generated internally (optional)
      • StdioLog.IncludeShow: Include in the return (stdout) and display in the console.log the logs generated internally
      • StdioLog.IncludeSilent: ONLY includes in the return (stdout) the logs generated internally
      • StdioLog.Show: ONLY display in the console.log the logs generated internally
      • StdioLog.None: Does nothing with the logs generated internally

Return

[error, { stdout, stderr }]
  • error: Error launched in case of failure. null if there was no failure
  • stdout: Standard output obtained by all commands executed
  • stderr: Standard error output obtained by all commands executed