Git Automate is a bash script that allows developer to do automate certain git processes.

When a new project is created using command <create project_name> it does couple of things

• Creates a directory for a project and navigates to that directory
• Creates a README.md file similar to this (For this add the provided SAMPLE_README.md file to your FILEPATH)
• Creates a remote repository in github with same project name
• Initailises git in the project directory
• Creates new connection to remote repository
• Performs git add, git commit and push to master

Before you begin, ensure you have met the following requirements:

• Define your Git USERNAME and PASSWORD in .env file of your system
• Also, generate a GITOAUTHTOKEN (Click here for OAuth tokens) and define GITOAUTHTOKEN in an .env file in your system

To execute the script, follow these steps:

# Add execute attribute to the script
> chmod +x automate_git.sh
> create <Name of repository> <Bool: Private repo?> (True for private; False for public)
# Example
> create test_repo true

Also, have a look at these variables used in the script:

# var 1 ($1): Name of the repo
# Var 2 ($2): private or public repo
# USERNAME: define git username in .env file of your system
# PASSWORD: define git password in .env file of your system
# GITOAUTHTOKEN: define git O Auth token of .env file in your system
# FILEPATH: Path to your project directory

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