There’s git-dumper

When we find a git directory on a website we can download it with:

• wget -r http://site.com/.git
  • OR git-dumper http://site.com/.git folder.git
    • may need pipx install git-dumper first
  • OR simply git clone http://site.com/.git
• Then run git checkout inside the directory

command guide

git clone: Clone the repository to your local machine. - git clone <repository_url>

git log: View the commit history to understand the evolution of the repository. - git log

git status: Check the current status of the repository, including any modified or untracked files. - git status

git diff: View the differences between files, useful for understanding changes made between commits.

• git diff

git branch: List all branches in the repository. - git branch -a

git show: Show information about a specific commit. - git show <commit_hash> (967fa71c359fffcbeb7e2b72b27a321612e3ad11)

git blame: See who last modified each line of a file, helpful for understanding the history of changes. - git blame <file_name>

git grep: Search for specific strings or patterns within the repository.
- git grep <search_term>

git remote: View the remote repositories associated with the local repository. -git remote -v

git reflog: Show a log of changes to the repository’s HEAD. - git reflog

git fsck: Perform a filesystem check on the repository. - git fsck