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maxlath / backup-github-repo

Backup all the issues and pull requests of a Github repo, including the comments, events, and labels, as JSON and as HTML
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jd: command not found #4

Closed mnpenner closed 3 years ago

mnpenner commented 3 years ago

First off, you rock!

This is the least fuss issue backup tool I've found so far. Others require you to set up databases and hosts and all kinds of junk.

It seems to have produced a nice data.json file but the last thing it said was

/usr/bin/download-github-repo-html: line 13: jd: command not found

What's jd? Is the backup incomplete? What else does it need to do? How might one install jd on Ubuntu?

maxlath commented 3 years ago

thanks! that's always a good first sentence to start the day ^^

jd was referring to jsondepth, but my assumption that running npm install in the local backup-github-repo repo was making jd accessible to the executables defined in package.json proved wrong, so I replaced it by the more wild spread jq (9b2ff00) and made the dependency explicit in the readme.

fyi, I also pushed a few other updates, including one that fixes in an issue with the css assets (806040e)

mnpenner commented 3 years ago

Thanks for the update! I already do have jq installed 😄 Hadn't heard of jsondepth.

I updated to the latest version and tried again. I'm seeing a new error now:

...
[99/99]: https://github.com/my/repo/issues/99 --> 99.html
Done downloading issues and pull requests HTML sequentially
Padding filenames with zeros
Download stylesheets
Download images
curl: no URL specified!
curl: try 'curl --help' or 'curl --manual' for more information
couldn't fetch  and put it into assets/adc83b19e793491b1c6ea0fd8b46cd9f32e592fc

Which is kind of strange actually because the file did get created:

❯ ll repo-backup/html/assets
-rwxrwxrwx 1 mpen mpen 0 Dec  2 00:10 adc83b19e793491b1c6ea0fd8b46cd9f32e592fc*

Oh...and the HTML files all say "Not Found":

❯ cat repo-backup/html/0001.html
Not Found%

repo-backup/data.json still looks legit though.

maxlath commented 3 years ago

If it's a public repo, which one is it? I could try to reproduce the error