Repository Fetchers

This directory contains scripts that can be used to fetch repositories. Below are the details of each script along with examples of how to invoke them and their required/optional arguments.

GitHub

This script fetches all repositories from a GitHub organization.

Usage

./github.sh <organization_name>

Description

This script fetches all repositories from the specified GitHub organization.

Prerequisites:

1. You must also have the GitHub CLI installed.
2. You must either have run gh auth login or set the GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable for authentication.

(Note: if you use a GitHub installation rather than github.com you will have to gh auth login --hostname github.mycompany.com)

Example

To fetch all repositories from a GitHub organization:

./github.sh my-organization

Bitbucket Data Center

This script fetches all repositories from a Bitbucket Data Center instance.

Usage

./bitbucket-data-center.sh <bitbucket_url>

Description

This script fetches all repositories from the specified Bitbucket Data Center URL. If the AUTH_TOKEN environment variable is set, it will be used for authentication.

Example

To fetch all repositories from a Bitbucket Data Center instance:

AUTH_TOKEN=YOUR_TOKEN ./bitbucket-data-center.sh https://my-bitbucket.com/stash

Bitbucket Cloud

This script fetches all repositories from a Bitbucket Data Center instance.

Usage

./bitbucket-cloud.sh -u username -p password <workspace>

Description

This script fetches all repositories from the specified Bitbucket Data Center URL. If the AUTH_TOKEN environment variable is set, it will be used for authentication.

Example

To fetch all repositories from a Bitbucket Data Center instance:

./bitbucket-cloud.sh -u YOUR_USERNAME -p APP_PASSWORD myworkspace

GitLab

This script fetches all repositories from a GitLab instance or a specific group within a GitLab instance.

Usage

./gitlab.sh [-g <group>] [-h <gitlab_domain>]

Description

This script fetches all repositories from a GitLab instance or a specific group within a GitLab instance. The AUTH_TOKEN environment variable must be set for authentication. The -g option specifies a group to fetch repositories from. The -h option specifies the GitLab domain (defaults to https://gitlab.com if not provided).

Example

To fetch all repositories from a specific group on a custom GitLab domain:

AUTH_TOKEN=YOUR_TOKEN ./gitlab.sh -g my-group -h https://my-gitlab.com