Cloning GitHub repositories with Total.js
This tutorial describes how to clone GitHub repositories (private/public) in Total.js application.
Cloning GitHub repositories with Total.js
With this solution you can clone private/public repositories from GitHub to your server. I use the same solution in Total.js Membership.
- operations are supported in Total.js
+v2.4.0
First step
- install
git
terminal app - create a directory
/your-app/github/
- then create a Personal access token on GitHub:
Create a bash script
We have to create a bash script which clones the repository and removes unwanted files.
/your-app/github.sh
:
Create an operation
Create an operation file e.g. /your-app/definitions/operations.js
:
How to use it?
You can execute the code below anywhere in your Total.js application:
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