EZGitUp

A simple command-line tool to upload files to GitHub repositories.

Installation

pip install ezgitup

Features

• Upload single or multiple files to GitHub repositories
• Support for wildcard patterns (e.g., *.json, test_*.py)
• Flexible repository specification:
  • Command-line option (--repo/-r)
  • Simple owner/repo format
  • GitHub SSH URLs
  • GitHub HTTPS URLs
• Target directory support (--dir/-d)
• UUID support for unique filenames (--uuid/-u)
• Environment variable configuration
• Interactive mode for user input
• Progress tracking for multiple file uploads
• Version checking

Configuration

Environment Variables

• GITHUB_TOKEN: Your GitHub personal access token
• EZGITUP_DEPO: Default repository (format: owner/repo or full URL)

Command-line Usage

# Basic usage
ezgitup file.txt

# Upload multiple files
ezgitup file1.txt file2.txt

# Use wildcards
ezgitup *.txt

# Specify repository
ezgitup -r owner/repo file.txt
# or
ezgitup --repo owner/repo file.txt

# Specify target directory
ezgitup -d docs file.txt
# or
ezgitup --dir docs file.txt

# Add UUID to filenames
ezgitup -u file.txt
# or
ezgitup --uuid file.txt

# Check version
ezgitup --version

# Combined options
ezgitup -r owner/repo -d docs -u *.txt

The tool will use the following priority for repository information:

1. Command-line argument (--repo/-r)
2. Environment variable (EZGITUP_DEPO)
3. Interactive prompt

If no files are specified, the tool will prompt you to enter file paths interactively. Wildcards are also supported in interactive mode.

Interactive Mode

If you don't specify any files or the EZGITUP_DEPO environment variable, the tool will guide you through the process:

ezgitup

Requirements

• Python 3.6 or higher
• requests library

License

Apache-2.0 License