This project provides a set of scripts to help you safely delete multiple GitHub repositories at once.

This action is irreversible. Deleting a GitHub repository permanently removes it, along with all its code, issues, pull requests, and settings. Please be absolutely certain before proceeding.

1. GitHub CLI: You must have the official GitHub CLI installed.
2. Authentication: You must be logged into your GitHub account through the CLI. If you haven't already, run:

   gh auth login

First, you need to get a list of all your repositories.

1. Make the get_repo_list.sh script executable:

   chmod +x get_repo_list.sh

2. Run the script:

   ./get_repo_list.sh

This will create a file named my_repos.txt containing a list of all your repositories in the owner/repo-name format.

Next, you need to specify which repositories you want to delete.

1. Open the delete_repos.sh file in a text editor.

2. Open the my_repos.txt file that was created in the previous step.

3. Copy the full names of the repositories you want to delete from my_repos.txt and paste them into the repos_to_delete array inside delete_repos.sh.

   Example:

   # Before
   repos_to_delete=(
     "your-username/repo-to-delete-1"
     "your-username/repo-to-delete-2"
   )
   
   # After
   repos_to_delete=(
     "JennySnyk/old-project-1"
     "JennySnyk/test-repo-4"
     "JennySnyk/another-one-to-delete"
   )

4. Save the delete_repos.sh file.

This is the final step where the repositories are deleted.

1. Make the delete_repos.sh script executable:

   chmod +x delete_repos.sh

2. Run the script:

   ./delete_repos.sh

The script will display the list of repositories you are about to delete and ask for a final confirmation. Type y and press Enter to proceed. The script will then delete each repository one by one.