Replit limits free plan users to 5 repls (unless a $25 subscription)
The replit-export CLI tool allows users to download and back up their Repls from Replit's Starter Plan, requiring an authorization cookie and caution regarding disk space and rate limits.
Read original articleThe GitHub repository for the CLI tool **replit-export** assists users in migrating their projects from Replit's updated Starter Plan, which limits users to three Repls. The tool enables users to download all their Repls, including environment variables and configuration data, facilitating a secure transition away from Replit. To install the tool globally, users can execute the command `npm install -g replit-export`. The tool offers various command options, including specifying the output directory, providing an authorization cookie, and setting limits on downloads. Users can obtain the necessary authorization cookie by logging into Replit, accessing DevTools, and copying the `connect.sid` cookie. A quickstart command is available for users to begin downloading their Repls efficiently. It is important to consider disk space and Replit's rate limits when downloading multiple Repls. This tool is particularly beneficial for users needing to back up their projects or move away from Replit due to the imposed limitations.
- The replit-export tool helps users download and back up their Repls from Replit.
- Users are limited to three Repls under Replit's Starter Plan.
- Installation is done via npm with the command `npm install -g replit-export`.
- The tool requires an authorization cookie for access, which can be obtained through browser DevTools.
- Users should be cautious of disk space and rate limits when downloading multiple Repls.
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