#fj repo

Work with repositories

fj repo [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

Every command also accepts the global flags: --host, --debug, --no-pager, --json-fields.

#fj repo list

List repositories you have access to on the current host

fj repo list [OPTIONS]

Options

• -L, --limit <LIMIT> — Maximum number of repositories to fetch [default: 30]
• --page <PAGE> — Page of results to fetch [default: 1]
• -s, --search <SEARCH> — Search query (uses /repos/search)
• --json — Emit raw JSON instead of a table

#fj repo view

View a repository

fj repo view [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — owner/name slug. Inferred from the git remote when omitted

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg
• --json — Emit JSON instead of a table
• --web — Open the repo’s web page

#fj repo clone

Clone a repository over git

fj repo clone [OPTIONS] <REPO> [DIR]

Arguments

• <REPO> — owner/name slug
• [DIR] — Optional destination directory

#fj repo create

Create a new repository

fj repo create [OPTIONS] <REPO>

Arguments

• <REPO> — [owner/]name. Without an owner, the authenticated user is used

Options

• -d, --description <DESCRIPTION> — Repository description
• --private — Make the repository private
• --init — Initialize with a commit
• --clone — Clone the new repo into the current directory
• --web — Open the new repo in your browser

#fj repo fork

Fork a repository

fj repo fork [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Source repo owner/name. Inferred when omitted

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg
• --org <ORG> — Place the fork under this organization instead of your user account
• --name <NAME> — New repository name
• --clone — Clone the fork after creation

#fj repo sync

Sync a fork with its upstream default branch

fj repo sync [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg
• --branch <BRANCH> — Branch to sync. Defaults to the repo’s default branch

#fj repo edit

Edit a repository’s description, visibility, default branch

fj repo edit [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg
• --description <DESCRIPTION> — Repository description
• --website <WEBSITE> — Repository website URL
• --default-branch <DEFAULT_BRANCH> — Default branch name
• --private <PRIVATE> — Force private/public. Accepts true or false [possible values: true, false]
• --description-editor — Open $EDITOR for the description

#fj repo rename

Rename a repository (in-place)

fj repo rename [OPTIONS] <REPO> <NEW_NAME>

Arguments

• <REPO> — Repository as owner/name
• <NEW_NAME> — New repository name

#fj repo archive

Archive a repository (read-only)

fj repo archive [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg

#fj repo unarchive

Unarchive a repository

fj repo unarchive [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg

#fj repo delete

Delete a repository. Destructive

fj repo delete [OPTIONS] <REPO>

Arguments

• <REPO> — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -y, --yes — Skip the confirmation prompt

#fj repo branches

List branches

fj repo branches [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg
• --json — Emit JSON instead of a table

#fj repo topics

Manage repo topics (tags)

fj repo topics [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg
• --set <SET> — Set the topic list (comma-separated). Omit to just print

#fj repo mirror

Migrate or mirror a repo from another git host

fj repo mirror [OPTIONS] <SOURCE_URL>

Arguments

• <SOURCE_URL> — Source URL (e.g. https://github.com/foo/bar.git)

Options

• --dest <DEST> — Destination as [owner/]name. Defaults to the source’s basename under your user account
• --mirror — Migrate as a pull-mirror instead of a one-shot import
• --private — Make the destination repo private
• --description <DESCRIPTION> — Description for the new repo
• --auth-user <AUTH_USER> — Username for HTTP source-auth
• --auth-pass <AUTH_PASS> — Password / token for HTTP source-auth
• --service <SERVICE> — Service hint: git, github, gitea, gitlab, gogs [default: git]
• --interval <INTERVAL> — Refresh interval for pull-mirrors (e.g. 8h, 1d)

#fj repo mirror-sync

Manually trigger a sync on a pull-mirror

fj repo mirror-sync [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Pull-mirror repository as owner/name (inferred from the git remote when omitted)

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repository arg

#fj repo watch

Watch a repo (subscribe to its notifications)

fj repo watch [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg

#fj repo unwatch

Stop watching a repo

fj repo unwatch [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg

#fj repo star

Star a repo

fj repo star [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg

#fj repo unstar

Unstar a repo

fj repo unstar [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as owner/name

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO_FLAG> — Alias for the positional repo arg

#fj repo starred

List your starred repos

fj repo starred [OPTIONS]

Options

• -L, --limit <LIMIT> — Maximum number of repositories to fetch [default: 30]
• --json — Emit JSON instead of a table

#fj repo set-default

Pin which repo fj targets in this directory (like gh repo set-default)

fj repo set-default [OPTIONS] [REPO]

Arguments

• [REPO] — Repository as <owner>/<name> to pin for this directory

Options

• --view — Print the currently pinned default, if any
• --unset — Remove the pinned default

#fj repo deploy-key

Manage repository deploy keys

fj repo deploy-key [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

#fj repo deploy-key list

List deploy keys on the repo

fj repo deploy-key list [OPTIONS]

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO> — Target repository as <owner>/<name>. Inferred from the git remote when omitted
• --json — Emit JSON instead of a table

#fj repo deploy-key add

Add a deploy key (read-only by default)

fj repo deploy-key add [OPTIONS] <TITLE>

Arguments

• <TITLE> — Key title

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO> — Target repository as <owner>/<name>. Inferred from the git remote when omitted
• --key <KEY> — Public key string. Use --from-file path (or - for stdin) instead for files
• --from-file <FROM_FILE> — Read the key from a file (or - for stdin)
• --allow-write — Allow the key to push (default is read-only)

#fj repo deploy-key delete

Delete a deploy key by id

fj repo deploy-key delete [OPTIONS] <ID>

Arguments

• <ID> — Deploy key id

Options

• -R, --repo <REPO> — Target repository as <owner>/<name>. Inferred from the git remote when omitted
• -y, --yes — Skip the confirmation prompt