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About: Listing users with read access to a GitHub repository

Input: GitHub username and token of the person executing the script

Owner: Yatindra Pabbati

Date of Creation: 20 - 01 -2024

Last Date of Edit: 21 - 01 -2024

Modification: Helper function and metadata added

Contact for Issues: YatindraPabbati (GitHub)

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Helpme Doc

Description:

This script lists users with read access to a specified GitHub repository. It requires

authentication through a GitHub username and personal access token.

Usage:

./script.sh <GitHub_username> <GitHub_token> <repository_owner> <repository_name>

Arguments:

<GitHub_username> Your GitHub username.

<GitHub_token> Your GitHub personal access token.

<repository_owner> Owner of the GitHub repository.

<repository_name> Name of the GitHub repository.

Example:

./script.sh john_doe abcdef123 owner_repo sample_repo

Installation:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/YOUR_REPO.git

2. Navigate to the script directory: cd YOUR_REPO

3. Make the script executable: chmod +x script.sh

Note:

- The GitHub personal access token should have sufficient permissions to access the repository.

- Replace placeholders with your actual GitHub credentials and repository details.

- For any issues or questions, open an issue on GitHub or contact YatindraPabbati.

Important:

The script will exit with an error message if the correct number of arguments is not provided.

Make sure to execute the script with the expected command-line arguments.

Example: ./script.sh arg1 arg2

License:

This script is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Enjoy using the script!

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