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go-git-it

v2.0.4

Published

Download any repository or subdirectory on GitHub with support for Node.js and the CLI

Downloads

13,247

Readme

go-git-it npm size workflow

Download any repository or subdirectory on GitHub with support for Node.js and the CLI

npx go-git-it <url> [outputDir]

Use cases

# cwd is ~/mydevspace/

npx go-git-it https://github.com/username/repository
# copied remote content to ~/mydevspace/repository

npx go-git-it https://github.com/username/repository/tree/main/folder
# copied remote content to ~/mydevspace/folder

npx go-git-it https://github.com/username/repository/blob/main/folder/README.md
# copied remote content to ~/mydevspace/README.md

The second command argument is the output directory:

npx go-git-it https://github.com/username/repository path/to/outputDir
# copied remote content to path/to/outputDir/repository

Node interface

go-git-it can also run on a Node.js program.

Installation

npm install go-git-it

Usage

const goGitIt = require('go-git-it')

// Assume cwd is ~/mydevspace/

goGitIt('https://github.com/username/repository')
// copied remote content to ~/mydevspace/repository

goGitIt('https://github.com/username/repository/tree/main/folder')
// copied remote content to ~/mydevspace/folder

goGitIt('https://github.com/username/repository/blob/main/folder/README.md')
// copied remote content to ~/mydevspace/README.md

The second parameter is the output path:

const goGitIt = require('go-git-it')

// Assume cwd is ~/mydevspace/

goGitIt('https://github.com/username/repository', 'path/to/outputDir')
// copied remote content to path/to/outputDir/repository

API

goGitIt(url, outputDir?, text?)

url

Type: string

The URL to the path you want to download. If a folder, will download its content as well.

outputDir

Type: string

Custom path to the outputDir (defaults to the working directory)

text

Type: string

Adds a custom text message instead of default config. This option overrides the success message as well.

License

MIT (c) Cezar Augusto.