github-to-sqlite
An open-source command-line tool in the Dogsheep project family. It fetches GitHub data—including repositories, issues, commits, and stars—via the REST API and writes it into a local SQLite database, which can then be explored and analyzed using Datasette.
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github-to-sqlite 2.9.1 fixes a compatibility issue with sqlite-utils 4.x (corresponding to issue #85).
github-to-sqlite is a member of the Dogsheep project family led by Simon Willison.
The core functionality of github-to-sqlite is to fetch data from GitHub (repositories, issues, commit records, stars, organization members, etc.) and write it into a local SQLite database.
github-to-sqlite essentially wraps GitHub's REST API into command-line instructions and persists the output results to local files.
github-to-sqlite 2.9.1 is a maintenance minor release that introduces no new features.
You can upgrade to 2.9.1 via pip install -U github-to-sqlite or pipx upgrade github-to-sqlite.
It is recommended to update github-to-sqlite to 2.9.1 in sync after upgrading sqlite-utils, in order to avoid runtime errors during import or write operations.
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github-to-sqlite essentially wraps GitHub's REST API into command-line instructions and persists the output results to local files.
50%Unverifiedgithub-to-sqlite is a member of the Dogsheep project family led by Simon Willison.
50%UnverifiedThe core functionality of github-to-sqlite is to fetch data from GitHub (repositories, issues, commit records, stars, organization members, etc.) and write it into a local SQLite database.
50%UnverifiedIt is recommended to update github-to-sqlite to 2.9.1 in sync after upgrading sqlite-utils, in order to avoid runtime errors during import or write operations.
50%Unverifiedgithub-to-sqlite 2.9.1 is a maintenance minor release that introduces no new features.
50%UnverifiedYou can upgrade to 2.9.1 via pip install -U github-to-sqlite or pipx upgrade github-to-sqlite.
50%Unverifiedgithub-to-sqlite 2.9.1 fixes a compatibility issue with sqlite-utils 4.x (corresponding to issue #85).
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