- Download and extract a git repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket,Gitee) from node.
$ npm install nhung-clone-repo
Download a git repository
to a destination
folder with options
, and callback
.
The shorthand repository string to download the repository from:
- GitHub -
github:owner/name
or simplyowner/name
- GitLab -
gitlab:owner/name
- Bitbucket -
bitbucket:owner/name
- Gitee -
gitee:owner/name
The repository
parameter defaults to the master
branch, but you can specify a branch or tag as a URL fragment like owner/name#my-branch
.
In addition to specifying the type of where to download, you can also specify a custom origin like gitlab:custom.com:owner/name
.
Custom origin will default to https
or git@
for http and clone downloads respectively, unless protocol is specified.
Feel free to submit an issue or pull request for additional origin options.
In addition to having the shorthand for supported git hosts, you can also hit a repository directly with:
- Direct -
direct:url
This will bypass the shorthand normalizer and pass url
directly.
If using direct
without clone, you must pass the full url to the zip file, including paths to branches if needed.
If using direct
with clone, you must pass the full url to the git repo and you can specify a branch like direct:url#my-branch
.
The file path to download the repository to.
An optional options object parameter with download options. Options include:
clone
- boolean defaultfalse
- If true usegit clone
instead of an http download. While this can be a bit slower, it does allow private repositories to be used if the appropriate SSH keys are setup.- All other options (
proxy
,headers
,filter
, etc.) will be passed down accordingly and may override defaults- Additional download options: https://github.com/kevva/download#options
- Additional clone options: https://github.com/jaz303/git-clone#clonerepo-targetpath-options-cb
The callback function as function (err)
.
Using http download from Github repository at master.
download('flippidippi/download-git-repo-fixture', 'test/tmp', function (err) {
console.log(err ? 'Error' : 'Success')
})
Using git clone from Bitbucket repository at my-branch.
download('bitbucket:flippidippi/download-git-repo-fixture#my-branch', 'test/tmp', { clone: true }, function (err) {
console.log(err ? 'Error' : 'Success')
})
Using http download from GitLab repository with custom origin and token.
download('gitlab:mygitlab.com:flippidippi/download-git-repo-fixture#my-branch', 'test/tmp', { headers: { 'PRIVATE-TOKEN': '1234' } } function (err) {
console.log(err ? 'Error' : 'Success')
})
Using git clone from GitLab repository with custom origin and protocol.
Note that the repository type (github
, gitlab
etc.) is not required if cloning from a custom origin.
download('https://mygitlab.com:flippidippi/download-git-repo-fixture#my-branch', 'test/tmp', { clone: true }, function (err) {
console.log(err ? 'Error' : 'Success')
})
Using http download from direct url.
download('direct:https://gitlab.com/flippidippi/download-git-repo-fixture/repository/archive.zip', 'test/tmp', function (err) {
console.log(err ? 'Error' : 'Success')
})
Using git clone from direct url at master.
download('direct:https://gitlab.com/flippidippi/download-git-repo-fixture.git', 'test/tmp', { clone: true }, function (err) {
console.log(err ? 'Error' : 'Success')
})
Using git clone from direct url at my-branch.
download('direct:https://gitlab.com/flippidippi/download-git-repo-fixture.git#my-branch', 'test/tmp', { clone: true }, function (err) {
console.log(err ? 'Error' : 'Success')
})
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