A command line tool for showing repositories and related data
Show all the repositories under the deanwilson user, including those that are archived or forks.
bundle exec ./github-ls deanwilson --archived --fork --long
... snip ...
- - 2017-08-18T13:51:59Z 0 deanwilson/alexa-skill-registered-domain
- - 2018-05-04T21:22:23Z 0 deanwilson/alexa-skill-webstatuscode
- - 2020-06-11T10:24:18Z 0 deanwilson/ansible-plugins
- - 2019-05-31T15:22:53Z 0 deanwilson/aws-scripts
A - 2019-12-27T16:56:03Z 0 deanwilson/basic-puppet-integration-testing-docker-packer
- F 2019-12-20T12:59:45Z 0 deanwilson/bulk-merger
A - 2020-07-03T08:29:50Z 0 deanwilson/cobbler-scripts
A - 2019-12-27T16:53:34Z 0 deanwilson/deanwilson_pdt
... snip ...
This can be piped to command such as sort to reorder the output.
# sort repos by most recently updated
bundle exec ./github-ls deanwilson --long | sort -nrk 3
# sort repos by open issues
bundle exec ./github-ls deanwilson --long | sort -nrk 4
Using the --with-file and --without-file flags you can list the
repositories that contain or do not contain a given file. I've found this useful
to spot where I'm not applying my linter settings or do not have a CI system configured
for a repository.
bundle exec ./github-ls deanwilson --with-file /.rubocop.yml
When using --with-file you can also specify --hash to display a
sha256 hash of the content in the output. This can help find repository
repositories that have inconsistent versions of a file.
bundle exec ./github-ls deanwilson --with-file /.rubocop.yml --hash --long --all
A - 2019-10-16T08:58:26Z 0 deanwilson/puppet-liquidtemplates ae2b3d2760e4287a
- - 2020-06-22T09:54:55Z 1 deanwilson/puppet-multi_epp c9029c39d69e42f5688afa