Repo Remover helps you quickly and easily archive, or delete multiple GitHub repos with a single click. Your repos are listed in a table which can be filtered, sorted, and searched. All you need to do is select the repos, choose the action, and click a button!
It was dumb simple, and the UI made it easy to filter out repos I did not want to be affected.
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@zmoolla Do our PATs get sent to your server? I suppose so, you should take down your site or put up a clear warning and work on a version that doesn't collect PATs.
@ajay_kapur1 that's a great question! User tokens are not stored/collected/recorded at all. The app was designed to be serverless, so everything happens on the client side.
That's also why Repo Remover is open source, so others can verify this, and trust that I'm not collecting any private information. Also, if anyone wants, they can simply fork the repo and run the code locally if they don't believe me.
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Once i entered my developer token (using SSO) I was only able to see 12 of several hundred repos? something I am doing wrong?
@bud_hartel you should be able to see repos you have permission to modify. I just tried and was able to see ~100 personal and org repos that I'm able to archive/delete, so it seems like everything is working. Please open a GitHub issue, or shoot me an email and I can try to figure out whats going on.
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Just found this and used it. A really smart implementation. I am cautious of online scripts, etc, if you are remember to revoke the token when you’re done deleting.
@paul_applegate1 thanks! If you're unsure about using the online version, you're welcome to clone the repo and run it locally :)
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I ran across this last month when I decided to start my developer journey all over after a year and a half long sabbatical. This script was amazing. Within a few clicks, I had a fresh Github slate and I couldn't be happier!
Hey everyone! This is a little tool I built to make my life, and other GitHub users' lives just a little bit easier. I was doing some Spring cleaning and figured there should be a quicker, and easier way to cleanup several repos at once, safely and securely.
Repo Remover is free to use, and 100% open source: https://github.com/moollaza/repo...
If you find this useful, or have any feedback please let me know!
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I dono who made this, but this app deleted basically all of my repos. I specifically deselected specific repositories of mine that I did NOT want deleted, and when all was said and done, I have 3 repos left. I had 200 repos, of which 175 I wanted to delete. I spent time using only 5 repos per page when deleting, taking extra extra care to make sure my important repos were not deleted.
I expected to have my very important 25 repos remaining, but instead I have 3. Thanks a million for the complete and utter fuckery!!!
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It only can pull 100 repos. Can you increate the limit to 1000 repos and display 100 in each page?
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