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git-ultimate-cloner

v4.0.0

Published

Are you tried of cloning repo, opening in vs-code and installing packages in various folders... No more use git-ultimate-cloner and make your life simple

Downloads

17

Readme

Git ultimate cloner

For contributing please read this

Use this 😎😎😎

npm i -g git-ultimate-cloner

guc clone <repository-url>

Or this 🥵🥵🥵

cd desktop
cd projects
git clone <repo-url>
cd repository-name
code .
open terminal in vs code
npm install
cd client
npm install
cd ..
cd server
npm install
cd ..
npm run dev

What does it do?

  1. Clones your repo

  2. Installs all the npm packages Or dart, php... find morepresent in the repo (even the inner folders).

  3. Opens your repositoy in your favorite ide

    All in a single step 🤩🤩🤩

  4. Set your default path so that WHEREVER you open your command prompt it will clone into the path you set

    Example: Your projects folder (Open cmd in any folder and it will clone into your projects folder)

Documentation

For usage details: guc --help

  1. To simply clone:

    guc clone <repo-link>
  2. To set default path to clone into:

    guc set-folder default "C:\Users\SANKAR KUMAR\Desktop\projects"
  3. If u set a default folder but want to clone into current folder then:

    guc clone <repo-link> --folder current
  4. Set more custom folders to clone ur projects into respective folders:

    guc set-folder myfolder "C:\Users\SANKAR KUMAR\Desktop\projects\myfolder"
  5. To clone into custom folder:

    guc clone <repo-link> --folder myfolder
  6. To open in your atom ide (by default opens in vscode):

    guc clone <repo-link> --ide atom
  7. To set default ide:

     guc set-ide default atom

Currently supported various package managers:

Automatically searches and installs...

  1. NPM Packages
  2. PHP Modules
  3. Yarn and pnpm
  4. Dart Packages
  5. Ruby Gems
  6. Rust Crates
  7. Go Packages
  8. Maven Dependencies

For more feature suggestions visit:

GitHub Repo

Prerequsites

  1. NodeJS installed.
  2. git installed globally.

Contributors

Contributors


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