Starring
⭐️ Automatically star the npm-packages that you are using on GitHub.
Install / Use
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Features
- [x] Star selected dependencies :
starring - [x] Star all dependencies of the current project:
starring --all - [x] Star a particular package:
starring colors - [x] Star selected global dependencies :
starring --global - [x] Star all global dependencies:
starring --global --all
Authorization
You will need to provide your GitHub usename and password for the first time so that it can create a token. The scope of the token is 'public_repo'. After that it won't ask for any credentials.
Install
$ npm install --global starring
Usage Instructions
Usage
$ starring [input]
Options
--all Star all the packages listed in the package.json from current directory. [Default: false]
--global Star
Examples
$ starring
presents UI to select the packages you want to star.
$ starring <package-name>
stars package-name npm package on GitHub.
License
MIT © Ritesh Kumar
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