An Excel import/export extension for github issues in Ruby.

A simple gem for querying the Github jobs api

Utility for running actions on issue labels in groups of GitHub repositories

The aim of the gem is to provide a simple, fast and, clean way to extra repository information from GitHub. It comes with a number of methods but it is intentionally limited to repository based information.

Script that merges multiple GitHub repositories into a new, single repository.

Tool to merge and GPG sign a github PR. This replicates the functionality of the Github merge button, adding GPG signing.

Extracts additional information like amount of committers, issues and wiki pages from Github repos

Easily send comments to GitHub issues

show your organization member with team and repository

Scrape Github Organization member information. Currently, the Github API doesn't support the new Organizations feature. This CLI scrapes the list of members for an Organization.

Manage GitHub organizations

A gem to generate organization reports based on pull requests and commits.

A Rake task to publish documentation like yard or mkdocs to GitHub Pages. The rake task copies all files from the src_dir and pushes them to the GitHub repository and branch identified by repo_url and branch_name. The contents of the branch are completely overwritten by the contents of src_dir.

github-pages-unscramble is a simple Jekyll plugin that undoes some runtime github-pages configuration changes

Rake Tasks for Automating Github Releases

A simple command line tool to show numbers of reactions on GitHub issues and pull requests.

Github API v2 wrapper for common github tasks. Builds on Octopi gem where possible but works at a higher level.

Create GitHub repositories from the command line

Since you can't delete GitHub repos via the API, you have to pretend to be a web browser. This is probably very fragile and could stop working at any time.

Ghrip is a command line tool for ripping (cloning) repositories from GitHub in bulk. It allows you to clone all repositories owned by a named user or users, or from an organisation or organisations.