Adding a New Skillet Repository¶

Panhandler is preloaded with a wide set of skillets yet you may still have to manually add skillet repos.

Import a New Skillet¶

From the main menu, choose Import Skillets.

The import repository fields allow you to specify the repo name and URL to import. You may import repositories from any git server, including GitHub, gitlab, gogs, etc.

To import a repository from Github, click on the ‘Clone or Download’ button and copy the full HTTPS link shown.

Warning

Private Repositories must use the SSH based URL. You must also import your Panhandler SSH Key into your private repository.

Also, note which branch you want to import. The list of available branches can be found in Github by clicking the ‘Branch: master’ button on the main page of the repository.

Enter this information in the ‘Import Skillets’ form to import the repository and gain access to the Skillets contained within.

Once successful, you will see the complete list of imported repositories including the newly added repo.

At this stage, going to the Template Library will show any additional skillets in their respective categories.

Update a Skillet Repository¶

From the main menu, choose Repositories.

Click on Details for the repository of interest.

The repo window will show a description of the repo along with the last few content changes.

Choose Update to Latest to check for and pull template updates.

Note

Already up to date will show that no changes were made to the source skillet and no udpates required.

Using a Private Git Repository¶

In order to use private repositories, you must first import the Panhandler public SSH key into your upstream repository or account.

Use the ‘View SSH Public Key’ option in the user menu to see the autogenerated key for Panhandler.

Instructions for importing this key into your repository can be found here:

Warning

You must use the SSH based git URL when importing your private repository as HTTPS authentication is not supported!