gh-fork

Forks the specified repositories in a known account.

☁️ Installation

# Using npm
npm install --save gh-fork

# Using yarn
yarn add gh-fork

📋 Example

const ghFork = require("gh-fork");

// Fork everything from @jillix in @jxoss.
ghFork("jillix", "jxoss", "your token", function (err, data) {
    console.log(err || "Done");
}).on("repo-success", data => {
    console.log(`Forked ${data.source.full_name} into ${data.full_name}`);
}).on("repo-error", (err, c) => {
    console.log(`Failed to fork ${c.source.full_name}. Error: ${err}`);
});

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📝 Documentation

ghFork(selector, where, token, cb)

Forks the specified repositories in a known account.

Params

• String selector: If a GitHub owner (user or organization) is provided, all accesible repositories will be matched. If a repository full name is provided, only that specific repository will be matched.
• String where: The account name where to fork the repositories (your username or an organization).
• String token: The GitHub token.
• Function cb: The callback function.

Return

• EventEmitter An EventEmitter instance emitting the following events:
• repo-error (err, repo): Emitted if the request failed for a specific repository.
• repo-success (data, repo): Emitted the request is successful.
• repo-progress (err, data): Emitted running the request to a repository (if it was a success, the error will be null).
• done (err, data): Emitted after all the requests are executed.

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📜 License

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