Find all the git repositories in a specified directory, recursively.
$ npm i --save git-repos
// Dependencies
var GitRepos = require("git-repos");
// Find all the git repos from home
GitRepos("~/", function (err, dir, stat) {
if (err) { return console.log(err); }
console.log(dir);
});
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Finds the git repositories paths in the provided path.
- String
path
: The path where to search recursively the git repositories. - Function
callback
: The callback function.
- EventEmitter The
FindIt
event emitter.
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