Github backup script

This script will backup your public github repositories to a local directory.

¿How to use it?

Download the script and place it in a directory of your choice and create the following directory:

/path/to/script
├── github-backup-script
└── Resources 
    ├── .env
    └── git.json

In the .env file, you must place your github username and the path to the backup directory.

The token is optional, just leave with "" if you don't want to use it.

github.backup.token=****************
github.backup.path=/your/backup/directory

The git.json file is used tell the script which repositories you want to backup.

[
    {
        "username": "github_username",
        "repositories": [
            "repository1",
            "repository2",
            "repository3"
        ]
    },
    {
        "username": "github_username2",
        "repositories": [
            "repository1"
        ]
    }
]

Make the script executable Then, run it:

chmod +x github-backup-script
./github-backup-script

Github data fetch script

This script will fetch your public Github repository names and create the git.json file for you.

¿How to use it?

Download the script and place it in a directory of your choice and create the following directory:

/path/to/script
├── github-data-fetch
└── Resources 
    └── .env

In the .env file, you must place the usernames of the accounts you want to backup.

The token is not necessary, just leave with "".

github.fetch.usernames=akrck02,torvalds
github.fetch.token=****************
github.fetch.json.path=/place/for/git.json/file

Make the script executable Then, run it:

chmod +x github-data-fetch
./github-data-fetch