GitHub Repository Automation Script

This project provides an automated way to create, clone, and initialize a GitHub repository using a combination of Node.js and Bash scripts. It streamlines the process of setting up a new repository with an initial commit, making it ideal for developers who frequently initialize projects.

Features

• Node.js Script (app.js):

  • Executes the Bash script using the child_process module.
  • Handles errors and ensures all commands are executed in sequence.

• Bash Script (bash.sh):

  • Creates a new private GitHub repository using the GitHub CLI.
  • Clones the repository locally.
  • Initializes the repository with a README file.
  • Performs an initial commit and pushes it to the main branch.

Prerequisites

1. GitHub CLI (gh):

   • Install it from GitHub CLI.
   • Authenticate using gh auth login.

2. Git:

   • Ensure Git is installed and configured.

3. Node.js:

   • Required to run the app.js script.

4. Environment Setup:

   • Update the GITHUB_USER variable in the bash.sh script with your GitHub username.

Installation and Usage Guide for git-go-934

Installation

Global Installation (Recommended for CLI tools):

npm install -g git-go934

Usage

Once installed globally, you can use the git-go command directly in your terminal:

git-go

This will execute the script located in ./bin/app.js.

Example Workflow

1. Create a private repository named private-repo4.
2. Clone the repository locally.
3. Add a README.md file with the repository's name.
4. Perform an initial commit and push changes to the remote repository.

For Contribution

• Repository Name and Description:
  • Modify the REPO_NAME and DESCRIPTION variables in bash.sh.
• Visibility:
  • Change the repository type from private to public by replacing --private with --public.

Notes

• Ensure the GitHub CLI is properly authenticated before running the script.
• The Bash script contains a built-in loading animation for better user experience.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.