gh-clone-repo

This GitHub CLI extension is a tool for cloning GitHub repositories in a specified manner.

Features

• When executing gh clone-repo [repo], a directory named after the currently logged-in username is created, and the repository is cloned into it. If the directory already exists, the repository is cloned into that directory.
• When executing gh clone-repo [owner/repo], a directory named after owner is created, and the repository is cloned into it. If the directory already exists, the repository is cloned into that directory.
• When executing gh clone-repo [repo url], owner/repo is extracted from the URL, a directory named after owner is created, and the repository is cloned into it. If the directory already exists, the repository is cloned into that directory.
• When specifying -u <string> or --upstream-remote-name <string> option, it changes the remote name of the upstream to the specified name.

Installation

1. Install the gh CLI - see the installation

2. Install this extension:

   gh extension install tetzng/gh-clone-repo

Usage

gh clone-repo [repo | owner/repo | repo url] [-u, --upstream-remote-name <string>]