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githood

v1.1.0

Published

Run commands in a group of git repos.

Downloads

38

Readme

githood

Run commands in a group of git repos.

| ⚠️ This project is under development. | -

Installation

npm i githood --global

Optionally, you can run with: npx githood

Usage

githood --help

Optionally, you can use it with: npx githood --help

Example

Running a command across git repos

githood git status

Running a command across git repos in a GitHub org

githood git status --org rmariuzzo

Options

--name

Run commands in repos matching the given name. A regexp can be provided as '/expr/'.

--org

Filter git repos by GitHub organization or username.

--count

Display the number of git repos.

--list

Display all git repos.

Development

  1. Checkout the code.
  2. Install dependencies: npm i
  3. Watch and compile source: npm run dev
  4. Test compiled source: ./bin.js

License: MIT Author: Rubens Mariuzzo