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A provider for powershell which uses octokit to let you use github repos as a filesystem inside powershell

##Usage Install the GithubFS PSModule to a modules directory of your choice, then import it in your profile with

ipmo GithubFS

Additionally, visit github and grab a personal access token. (You should probably give it user and repo permissions) Drop that in your profile like so:

$env:GITHUB_TOKEN = '<token>';

Great! Now once you refresh your shell you should have access to a GH: drive which contains all the orgs/users you know about! You should be able to use it just like it was a filesystem, however not all applications are capable of using PSProviders for input paths.

##Detail The GithubProvider project contains a few C# classes used to bind the Github API to a PSProvider and register the provider. The GithubFS project is a powershell module which loads the GithubProvider and, additionally, provides a few useful cmdlets for manipulating and using the github psprovider.

###Provided Cmdlets ####Out-Github Is a proxy to Out-File which knows about the Github PSProvider and polyfills support for it using set-content to recreate the unavailable stream support. It is aliased to override Out-File so that it polyfills support for shell redirections.

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