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Distribute archived webpages.
Personal access token only required scope of read repository.
Using npm:
npm install @wabarc/brokerUsing yarn:
yarn add @wabarc/brokerAs CLI:
$ broker
Usage: broker [subcommand] [options]
CLI tool for distribute webpages to Wayback Machine.
Options:
-v, --version output the current version
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
github|gh [options] Distribute webpages to GitHub repository.
duty-machine|duty [options] Distribute webpages to duty-machine.
help [command] display help for command
$ broker help gh
Usage: broker github|gh [options]
Distribute webpages to GitHub repository.
Options:
-t, --token [string] GitHub account token.
-o, --owner [string] GitHub account name.
-r, --repo [string] GitHub repository name.
-s, --source [string] <source> Webpages source (default: "telegram")
-c, --channel [string] source platform name
-l, --limit [number] fetch message limit one time (default: 25)
-h, --help display help for commandIf the environment variable BROKER_MSG_LIMIT exists, it used as the --limit option.
As npm package:
import { Broker } from '@wabarc/broker';
const broker = new Broker().source({ platform: 'telegram', channel: 'channel-name' }).github({
token: 'your9bb2faaccountf9f8d486b10baab23token',
owner: 'github-account-name',
repo: 'testing',
});
const done = await broker.begin();
console.log(done)The available instance methods are listed below.
- broker#source({ platform?: 'telegram', channel: string })
- broker#github({ token: string, owner: string, repo: string })
- broker#begin()
This software is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.