git-create-repo 0.0.5

Creates local and remote repository from command line

git-create-repo

Creates local and remote git repository from command line. This tool is intended for Python 3.

Install

pip install git-create-repo

Also make sure you have git installed.

Usage

git_create [-p] [-u username]

Make sure you are in the folder you want to create a repository in. Before running, cd into your desired folder.

Create public repository

git_create

Create private repository

git_create -p

You can also specify your username with -u. Otherwise the username from git config user.name will be used.

Next steps

• You will be prompted to enter your password and a description. The description can be skipped by simply pressing enter. If your password is incorrect, you will be prompted again

• If the above is successful, you will now have a repository created on your Github account.

Note

• This will create a default README.md file including the name of your repository if none exist.
• It is also suggested to create your own .gitignore, so you can ignore what files you don't want commited beforehand.

Development

Windows

Installing Development Dependencies:

• Run build install

Testing Script

• Use test folder generated from build test to run script. This is to ensure your actual git repository is not compromised.

The other build targets are used to upload to Pypi.

Linux

Installing Development Dependencies

• Ensure you have GNU Make installed. You can install this with sudo apt-get install make.

• To install development dependences, run make install.

Testing Script

• Use test folder generated from make test to run script. This is to ensure your actual git repository is not compromised.

The other build targets are used to upload to Pypi.

Future

• Enable SSH remote url adding.
• Other features that can make this tool more usable.