This tools is provided to manage moodle plugins installation since installing manually is very cumbersome.

Inspired by silecs/moodle-gitplugins but using Deno

Follow the example on easyclone.example.yaml

• root (default: .): location of the moodle base or any project
• strict (default: false): if true delete repositories.target if repositories.enable is true and repositories.target directory is exist
• force (default: false): if true it will not ask confirmation when deleting folder
• cleanup(default: [.git, .github]): array of string which files or folders will be deleted after installing plugin
• skip (default: false): if repositories.enable is true and strict is false, will skip installation
• repositories:
  • url: URL of the repo, can be org/repo for Github repositories or absolute URL https://gitlab.com/org/repo.git. Mutually exclusive with path
  • branch (optional): specify branch or tag otherwise it will clone the latest. Only when url is specified
  • hash (optional): specify hash. This will skip branch config if specified. Only when url is specified
  • path: path to the plugin for local directory. Mutually exclusive with url
  • target: location to install
  • enable (default: true): enable installation of the plugin. See skip and strict for how to delete existing plugin
  • skip (optional, boolean): same as parent config skip but takes higher priority if set
  • cleanup (default: []): Same as cleanup parent config but specific files or folders per plugin

You can use environment variables to override the config values. The format is ${ENV_VARIABLE} or ${ENV_VARIABLE:-defaultValue}, for example:

root: ${MOODLE_ROOT:-path/to/moodle}
# ... other data
repositories:
  - url: https://${GH_USERNAME}:${GH_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN}@github.com/org/repo.git
    target: local/test

Credit to: eNiiju/safe-yaml-env

deno run -A main.ts

deno compile --allow-run=git --allow-read --allow-write --allow-env main.ts

• -p <path>, --path <path> (optional): specify config file location. Default: easyclone.yaml

1. Deno
2. Git

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