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- git - How to download source in ZIP format from GitHub . . .
You can also publish a version release on Github, and there's an option to download the source code of that release in a zip file You can then share the zip file link to anyone to download the project source code
- GitHub Actions to create a zip of my repository - Stack Overflow
You can control creating the (zip) archive of your repository with the git-archive(1) command and optional gitattributes file (s) (specifically Creating an archive), that you can commit to the repository as well
- How to install Chrome extensions manually from GitHub
Installing Chrome extensions manually from GitHub is a great way to pass around extensions if they are a work-in-progress or otherwise don't need to be in the Chrome store Here are the three steps to make it happen 1 Clone Repo or Download Zip Use either technique to get the folder onto your local machine
- How to install a Chrome extension from GitHub
So how would you go from source code on GitHub to an installed Chrome extension? Here’s how I did it: download the extension as a zip by looking for the “Download ZIP” button on the right-hand side of the project page on GitHub
- GitZip for github - Chrome Web Store
Follows recommended practices for Chrome extensions Learn more It can make the sub-directories and files of github repository as zip and download it Why GitZip: - You DO NOT have to
- GitZip for github - Microsoft Edge Addons
GitZip provide a convenient way for it: 1 Click GitZip Extension icon on your browser 2 Click "Normal" or "Private" link beside "Get Token" 3 Authorize GitZip permission on Github auth page 4 Back to repo page automatically
- Package your git repository as a zip file - YellowDuck. be
It turns out there is a simple command to package your Git repository as a zip file: This includes all files in the repository, except the ones listed in the gitignore file The complete documentation for the archive command can be found here
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