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Author: swichers

.env.sample

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+# BitBucket username
+USERNAME=
+# BitBucket password
+PASSWORD=
+# User/team ID to assign repos to
+OWNER_ID=
+# File to load repo information from (./repos.csv)
+CSV_FILE=
+# The base part of the URL existing repos are on (http://example.com)
+ORIGIN_BASE=

.gitignore

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+vendor/
+.env
+*.csv

README.md

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+# BitBucket bulk importer
+
+Just a quick script to leverage BitBucket's repository import feature and import
+a lot of repositories in one go. They currently do not have an API endpoint for
+this functionality.
+
+# Usage
+
+Origin repositories must be world accessible, or you must update the code to
+handle specifying authentication information to the BitBucket importer.
+
+First you must create a .env file with the correct information See .env.sample
+for what is required.
+
+Second you must have a CSV file with the following column types, in order:
+
+`"Repo path","Project name","Project path","Namespace Path","Project ID","wiki_enabled","New name","description"`
+
+The column names do not matter. Alternatively you can modify the `$get_repos`
+function to suit your data format (recommended).
+
+The final step is to run `php -f migrate-repos.php` and allow it to process your
+repository list. You should get e-mails from BitBucket as the repositories
+complete.
+
+# Note! Important!
+
+The script as-is is customized for my specific setup. Some of it has been
+abstracted out into a .env file, but key areas to work with are changing
+`$default_data` to suit your needs, the `$get_repos` to change how the CSV info
+gets mapped, and `$repo_data` if you don't have a `new_name` key in your repo
+information.

composer.json

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+{
+    "require": {
+        "vlucas/phpdotenv": "^2.0",
+        "guzzlehttp/guzzle": "^6.0"
+    }
+}