# repo-manager

- [ ] store repositories keyed by name
  - [ ] repositories have a ~~source~~ origin url and optional mirror URLs
  - [ ] optional "name" key for handling name conflicts in the main list
- [ ] have to specify what is being restored or changed or copied
- [ ] right now I just need to get it able to set up a new Gitea instance
- [ ] in the future, it needs to be able to push to a new GitHub
- [ ] need to be able to recognize/use local repos vs pulled ones

## JSON format
```json
{
  "mirrors": {
    "https://github.com/": {
      "TangentFoxy": {
        "lua-sandbox": {
          "private": false,
          "target": "https://gitea.tangentfox.com/forks/lua-sandbox"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "repositories": {
    "https://github.com/": {
      "TangentFoxy": {
        "github.io-podcasts": {
          "description": "A Lua script to partially automate publishing a podcast on GitHub Pages."
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
```

The idea is to make a tree based on the *source* of a repo,
with special keys for what to do with that source,
and optional `target` URLs for mirroring.
- `description`: Short description typically displayed in lists on hosting services.
- `private`: If a repo needs to be created, it will be private only if this is true.
- `redundant`: This repo really doesn't need to exist, but hasn't been removed yet. (This is essentially for my own notes.)
- `target`: A repo URL to force-push to for mirroring.
- `website`: URL, usually displayed clickable on hosting services.

I'm probably going to remove the artificial separation between mirros and repositories.