Git Fetch Pro

Git Fetch Pro simplifies the process of downloading specific subfolders from any Public GitHub repository and provides a CLI tool for advanced usage.

Features

• Easy Subfolder Download: Download any subfolder from a GitHub repository by simply pasting the repository folder URL.
• Copy cURL Command: Copy the generated cURL command and execute it in your terminal to download the folder directly to your desired location.
• User-Friendly Interface: Clean and intuitive design makes it easy for anyone to use.
• Quick Access: No need to clone the entire repository—get only what you need.
• CLI Tool: Use the npx package or install globally to download specific folders directly from the terminal.

Web Usage

1. Visit Git Fetch Pro.
2. Paste the GitHub repository URL. For example: https://github.com/useplunk/plunk/tree/main/packages/api.
3. Click the "Fetch" button.
4. Choose to either download the subfolder directly or copy the cURL command for terminal execution.

CLI Usage

Installation

You can use GitFetchPro in two ways:

1. Using npx (No Installation Required)

Run GitFetchPro directly without installing it:

npx gitfetchpro <url> [options]

2. Global Installation

To install the package globally using npm:

npm install -g gitfetchpro

Arguments

• <url>: GitHub URL of the folder you want to clone.

Options

• -o, --output <directory>: Specify the output directory. Defaults to the current working directory.

Example

gitfetchpro https://github.com/YugBhanushali/git-fetch-pro/tree/main/client -o ./downloaded-folder

Or using npx:

npx gitfetchpro https://github.com/YugBhanushali/git-fetch-pro/tree/main/client -o ./downloaded-folder

This command will clone the src folder from the specified GitHub repository into the downloaded-folder directory.

Example

To download the api folder from the repository https://github.com/useplunk/plunk/tree/main/packages/api, simply paste this URL into Git Fetch Pro or use the CLI tool as demonstrated above.

Contributing

Feel free to contribute to this project! Check out the Git Fetch Pro repository for more details.

Disclaimer

Git Fetch Pro is not affiliated with or sponsored by GitHub.