This example shows a command-line script that downloads every project from a Glitch user account as a compressed archive. It fetches the user’s project list from the Glitch API, then iterates through each project and saves it as a separate `.tar.gz` file using `node-wget`. The script relies on the `node-fetch` library to call `https://api.glitch.com/users/${USER_ID}` with an authorization token, and then triggers downloads from the project download endpoint. It prints the name of each project as it is retrieved, but does not visualize data—it automates file backup.