NAME
Pithub::Repos::Contents - Github v3 Repo Contents API
VERSION
version 0.01043
METHODS
archive
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This method will return a
302to a URL to download a tarball or zipball archive for a repository.Note: For private repositories, these links are temporary and expire quickly.
GET /repos/:user/:repo/:archive_format/:refThe
"ref"parameter is optional and will default to"master".Examples:
use Path::Tiny;my $c = Pithub::Repos::Contents->new(repo => 'Pithub',user => 'plu');my $result = $c->archive( archive_format => 'tarball' );if ( $result->success ) {path('Pithub-master.tgz')->spew($result->raw_content);}$result = $c->archive( archive_format => 'tarball', ref => 'other_branch' );if ( $result->success ) {path('Pithub-other_branch.tgz')->spew($result->raw_content);}
get
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This method returns the contents of any file or directory in a repository.
GET /repos/:user/:repo/contents/:pathOptional Parameters:
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ref: Optional string - The String name of the Commit/Branch/Tag. Defaults to
"master".
Examples:
my $c = Pithub::Repos::Contents->new(repo => 'Pithub',user => 'plu');# List all files/directories in the repo rootmy $result = $c->get;if ( $result->success ) {say $_->{name} for @{ $result->content };}# Get the Pithub.pm file$result = $c->get( path => 'lib/Pithub.pm' );print Dumper $result->content if $result->success;
readme
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This method returns the preferred README for a repository.
GET /repos/:user/:repo/readmeOptional Parameters:
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ref: Optional string - The String name of the Commit/Branch/Tag. Defaults to
"master".
Examples:
my $c = Pithub::Repos::Contents->new(repo => 'dotfiles',user => 'plu');my $result = $c->readme;if ( $result->success ) {print Dumper $result->content;}# Get the readme of branch 'other_branch'$result = $c->readme( params => { ref => 'other_branch' } );print Dumper $result->content if $result->success;
AUTHOR
Johannes Plunien <[email protected]>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Johannes Plunien.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.