gh-repo
Work with GitHub repositories on the command line.
TLDR
Create a new repository (if the repository name is not set, the default name will be the name of the current directory)
$ gh repo create [name]
Clone a repository
$ gh repo clone [owner]/[repository]
Fork and clone a repository
$ gh repo fork [owner]/[repository] --clone
View a repository in the default web browser
$ gh repo view [repository] --web
List repositories owned by a specific user or organization (if the owner is not set, the default owner will be the currently logged in user)
$ gh repo list [owner]
List only non-forks repositories and limit the number of repositories to list (default: 30)
$ gh repo list [owner] --source -L [limit]
List repositories with a specific primary coding language
$ gh repo list [owner] --language [language_name]
SYNOPSIS
gh repo <command> [flags]
DESCRIPTION
Work with GitHub repositories
COMMANDS
gh-repo-archive(1)-
Archive a repository
gh-repo-clone(1)-
Clone a repository locally
gh-repo-create(1)-
Create a new repository
gh-repo-delete(1)-
Delete a repository
gh-repo-edit(1)-
Edit repository settings
gh-repo-fork(1)-
Create a fork of a repository
gh-repo-list(1)-
List repositories owned by user or organization
gh-repo-rename(1)-
Rename a repository
gh-repo-sync(1)-
Sync a repository
gh-repo-view(1)-
View a repository
EXAMPLE
$ gh repo create $ gh repo clone cli/cli $ gh repo view --web
SEE ALSO
gh(1)
