Allow filtering repositories by one or more topics #11
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This will allow Huborg users to filter repositories using something a little user-friendlier than a regular expression compared against the repository name. Also: * Remove some explicit `return` statements * `s/Oktokit/Octokit/g` * A new `list_repositories` action, primarily to test the repository topics change but perhaps useful for testing filtering going forward.
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@jeremyf I'd be interested in your take on this. |
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Beautiful! And very useful! |
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This will allow Huborg users to filter repositories using something a little user-friendlier than a regular expression compared against the repository name.
Also:
returnstatementss/Oktokit/Octokit/glist_repositoriesaction, primarily to test the repository topics change but perhaps useful for testing filtering going forward.