myTerminal/git-getter

# git-getter

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A utility to get all repositories for a specific user/organization

## Installation

*git-getter* is available on *Npm*. You can install it globally with a simple command.

    npm install -g git-getter

## How to Use

Run `git-getter` from the command line and provide the name of the user you want the projects to be cloned from and the directory you want them to be placed in.

    git-getter --username <user> [--targetPath <path>] [--ssh]

The `targetPath` is optional, not supplying which will clone projects to the current directory.

For example, running

    git-getter --username myTerminal --targetPath ~/_repositories

will download all the repositories owned by the user *myTerminal* on GitHub at *~/_repositories*.

The optional switch `--shh` can be used to clone projects using `ssh`. Note that this needs an SSH key to be present on the system.

## To-do

* Download repositories for an organization
* Integration with GitLab