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gh-org-user-sync

v1.0.2

Published

3 years ago

Syncs the members of a GitHub organization to a new GitHub organization

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github api organization user sync

gh-org-user-sync

Syncs the members of a GitHub organization to a new GitHub organization. This application supports both github.com along with GitHub Enterprise Servers.

Mandatory Environment Variable

- GH_USER_SYNC_TOKEN - GitHub API token with org admin in both orgs & user access privileges.

Usage

npm install -g gh-org-user-sync

After installing it, run gh-org-user-sync --help without arguments to see list of options:

GitHub Oranization Member Sync

Syncs the members of a GitHub organization to a new GitHub organization
Make sure to include environment variables for the GitHub API
Token(GH_USER_SYNC_TOKEN) with org admin & user access privileges.

Options

-h, --help
-s, --source <org_name>   Source GitHub organization name (pulls users from this org)
-t, --target <org_name>   Target GitHub organization name (pushes users to this org)
-u, --url string          GitHub API url (defaults to https://api.github.com)
-v, --verbose number      Verbosity level (0-2)

Project home: https://github.com/asheliahut/gh-org-user-sync

Exaplining Verbose

The verbose option is a number to determine the verbosity level. All levels add additional details. Further details:

- 0: displays only the progress bar and data is visable only as syncing occurs
- 1: displays lengths of data pulled from getting users & permenant list of synced users
- 2: displays full response objects