Creates a Gist or GitHub repository out of the current directory.
By default, newly created Gists are private.
git gist [--description DESCRIPTION] [--public] [--remote REMOTE=origin]git gist creates a new Gist, adds it as a remote to the current directory, and syncs its history and contents with the local repository.
If the directory is not already a git repository, a new git repository is initialized and all files in the directory are added/committed prior to the Gist creation.
Note: Gists cannot store directories. This tool will fail ungracefully if the current directory has any subdirectories.
Note: If the directory is already a git repository, it must be in a clean state (nothing to commit, and no untracked files) or git gist will bail.
The clean state is necessary for the repository syncing hackery Gists require.
By default, newly created GitHub repositories are public.
git hubbit --name NAME [--description DESCRIPTION] [--private] [--org ORGANIZATION] [--team TEAM_ID] [--remote REMOTE=origin]git hubbit creates a new GitHub repository, adds it as a remote to the current directory, and runs git push.
If the directory is not already a git repository, a new git repository is initialized and READMEs are added/committed prior to the GitHub repository creation.
./install.sh- Enter your GitHub username and password when prompted.
- That's it :)
Neither your username nor your password are stored locally. An API token is stored in git config --global AutoHub.token.