Gh-fork-source NPM

gh-fork-source

Get the source repository of a GitHub fork.

:cloud: Installation

# Using npm
npm install --save gh-fork-source

# Using yarn
yarn add gh-fork-source

:clipboard: Example

const ghForkSource = require("gh-fork-source");

// Check a local cloned forked repository
ghForkSource("path/to/local/fork", (err, sourceRepo) => {
    /* ... */
});

// Defaults:
//  remote: origin
//  path: cwd
ghForkSource((err, sourceRepo) => {
    /* ... */
});

// Don't take it from the file system
ghForkSource("ionicabizau/octo-pakia", {
    fs: false
}, (err, sourceRepo) => {
    console.log(err || sourceRepo);
    // { id: 6515967,
    //   name: 'pappu-pakia',
    //   full_name: 'rishabhp/pappu-pakia',
    //   owner:
    //    {...},
    //   ...
    //   default_branch: 'master' }
});

// Use a GitHub token for authentication
ghForkSource("path/to/local/fork", {
    // If you are going to make lots
    // of requests, you will need a token
    token: "your GitHub token"
}, (err, sourceRepo) => {
    /* ... */
});

:question: Get Help

There are few ways to get help:

Please post questions on Stack Overflow. You can open issues with questions, as long you add a link to your Stack Overflow question.
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:memo: Documentation

`ghForkSource(path, options, cb)`

Get the source repository of a GitHub fork.

Params

String path: The path to the GitHub repository (or its fullname: owner/repo) or to the local clone.
Object options: An object containing the following fields:
remote (String): The repository remote (default: origin).
fs (Boolean): If false, the path will be handled as a GitHub url. If true, the path will be searched on the local file system. Defaults to true.
token (String): An optional GitHub token.
Function cb: The callback function.

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