GHCM - GitHub Clone Manager

A beautiful CLI tool that simplifies GitHub repository cloning with style and elegance, inspired by tools like fastfetch. Available as both CLI and desktop application with MSI installer.

Features

✨ Beautiful Interface - Elegant terminal UI with colors, gradients, and animations
🚀 Simple Usage - Clone repos with just ghcm username/repository
🌍 Multi-language - Support for English and Turkish
📦 Smart Cloning - Automatic URL formatting and error handling
🎨 Progress Indicators - Beautiful loading spinners and success messages
⚙️ Configurable - Custom directory names and language preferences

Installation

$3

1. Download the latest MSI installer from Releases
2. Run the installer and follow the setup wizard
3. Launch GHCM from desktop shortcut or Start Menu

$3

bash

npm install -g ghcm





Usage

bash

ghcm Beratkan15/GHCM

$3

bash

ghcm microsoft/vscode -d my-vscode-fork

$3

bash

Change to Turkish

ghcm -l tr



Change to English (default)

ghcm -l en

$3

bash

ghcm --help





Examples

bash

Clone a repository

ghcm Beratkan15/GHCM



Clone with custom directory name

ghcm facebook/react -d my-react



Change language to Turkish

ghcm -l tr



Show help and examples

ghcm





Features in Detail



$3

- ASCII art banner with rainbow gradients

- Animated loading spinners

- Colored success/error messages

- Boxed output with borders

- Progress indicators



$3

- English (default)

- Turkish

- Language preference is saved automatically



$3

- Accepts

username/repository

 format

- Automatically converts to full GitHub URLs

- Validates repository format

- Checks for existing directories



Requirements



- Node.js >= 14.0.0

- Git installed on your system

- Internet connection for cloning repositories



Dependencies



-

chalk

 - Terminal colors

-

commander

 - CLI framework

-

ora

 - Loading spinners

-

boxen

 - Terminal boxes

-

gradient-string

 - Gradient text

-

figlet

 - ASCII art text

-

simple-git

 - Git operations

-

inquirer

 - Interactive prompts



License



MIT License - see LICENSE file for details



Contributing



1. Fork the repository

2. Create your feature branch (

git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature

)

3. Commit your changes (

git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature'

)

4. Push to the branch (

git push origin feature/amazing-feature

)

5. Open a Pull Request



Comparison



| Traditional Way | GHCM Way |

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