Browse trending repos on Github by ⭐stars⭐ from your command line! 💻

Prerequisites

• Requires Python 3.6 or greater

Installation

pip install starcli

Remember to use pip3 instead of pip if you also have Python 2 installed on your system

Usage

Usage: starcli [OPTIONS]

  Browse trending repos on GitHub by stars

Options:
  -l, --lang TEXT                 Language filter eg: python
  -d, --date-created TEXT         Specify repo creation date in ISO8601 format
                                  YYYY-MM-DD
  -L, --layout [list|table|grid]  The output format (list, table, or grid),
                                  default is list
  -s, --stars TEXT                Range of stars required, default is '>=100'
  -r, --limit-results INTEGER     Limit the number of results shown. Default:
                                  7
  -o, --order [desc|asc]          Specify the order of repos by stars that is
                                  shown, 'desc' or 'asc', default: desc
  --long-stats                    Print the actual stats[1300 instead of 1.3k]
  --debug                         Turn on debugging mode
  --help                          Show this message and exit.

Layouts

Switch layouts using --layout {list|table|grid}, or use the short option -L

list

table

grid

Filtering by language

For example, you only want to find popular Python repos, you can use --lang or -l:

starcli --lang python

Here, we used starcli -l python -L grid, which is python with grid layout:

Specify the number (or range) of stars

(Recommended to be used with --date-created)

The default range is >=100, you can change that! Use --stars or -s to specify what you want, for example, if you want to find repos that has more than 100 stars, you can use:

starcli -s '>100'

Note that if you do something like >1000 not many repos can have more than 1000 and is created within around 200 days, to specify date of creation, use --date-created, see below.

Specify the date of creation

Want to find newer, older, or just created repos? Just use --date-created or -d, and then provide a date in ISO8601 format: yyyy-mm-dd

For example, to 1st January 2014, use:

starcli --date-created 2014-01-01

Limit the number of results shown

Don't like the default 7? You can change it to something else, using --limit-results or -r followed by an integer:

starcli -r 2

The above will only give you two repos. This is useful if you want to put it in your .bashrc, .zshrc, or fish_greeting function.

Just add starcli -r 3 -L grid in there, and every time you open your terminal, you will find 3 trending repos printed neatly in a grid format, great way to start your day (bit like the Hacker Tab Extension 😆 ).

Issues, feature request, and feedback

• Issues, bug reports, or feature request: Don't hesitate to open an issue in this repo
• Feedback: any general feedback or questions about using StarCLI you can leave a comment on our Product Hunt page, remember to be nice :)

Development

For contributing guidelines and how to set up your development environment, please read CONTRIBUTING.md. Remember that all contributions to this project should follow its CODE OF CONDUCT.

Uses

• CommandLine Argument parser: Click
• Colored and table console print: rich (with click and colorama)
• HTTP library to send requests: requests

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to all of these wonderful people (emoji key):

Shagilton 💻

hexbee 🐛

Sam Wellander 💻

Shivam Sinha 💻

Will McGugan 💻

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

Credits

This project was forked from githunt (python) made by Srinivasa Rao, which in turn, is inspired by githunt (the JavaScript Web App).

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