A free and open source interface to github from the command line. Avoid the usual copy and paste when creating repositories, keep up to date on issues, and much more.
–Everybody loves more tentacles.
Installation
Installing using pip.
pip install octogit
Using Octogit
Available commands.
octogit login # allows you to store your github authentication data octogit create <reponame> 'description' # lets you create the repository both locally and on github octogit issues # lets you see all the related issues in the current repository octogit issues <number> # lets you see a specific issue with summary octogit issues <number> close # lets you close an issue
Contribute
If you would like to contribute simply fork this project and add yourself to the AUTHORS.txt along with some changes hopefully and submit a pull request.
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