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mirror-repo

v1.1.0

Published

A simple node module that allows you to manually (and cleanly) fork a Github repository into another location. The magic behind therebelrobot/mirror

Downloads

15

Readme

mirror-repo

NPM NPM

js-standard-style Dependency Status

A node utility to manually clone Github repositories.

Github, by design, restricts the number of times you can fork a repo into a single account. Even then, after forking, you are bound to the upstream in your repo page, which if you are doing an iterative work can sometimes be a hinderance to marketing. There are hacks and workarounds for this, but mirror allows you to manually clone a repo with a single command.

Installation

npm i mirror-repo

Usage

To use mirror, you'll need to generate a Github Personal Access Token, found here. You should only grant this token the permissions it needs, which is repo. (If you discover it needs other permissions besides that, lemme know)

API

var mirror = require('mirror-repo')
var mirrorOpts = {
  username: username,
  token: token,
  host: 'github.com',
  source: {
    account: 'other-user',
    repo: 'other-repo'
  },
  target: {
    account: 'your-user',
    repo: 'your-repo'
  },
  create: true
}
mirror.repo(mirrorOpts)
  .then(function (data) {
    console.log('mirror was successful!')
  })
  .catch(function (err) {
    console..error(err)
  })

Contributing

What is needed

Moar tests

License

ISC