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gitesy

v1.0.3

Published

A nodejs based cli which automates the creation of local and remote git repositories

Downloads

10

Readme

gitesy logo

GITESY

Automate your git workflow!!!

Gone are the days when you used to create local and remote repo seperately

Git , Github

GitHub API GitHub gitesy Known Vulnerabilities HitCount

  • devDependencies - David
  • license - GitHub license

gitesy demo

Table of Contents


Example

gitesy -n <nameOfTheRepo> 

Installation

Type this in your command prompt/terminal

npm i gitesy -g

please note - Install this as a global package otherwise this may not work as expected


Clone

To clone this repo use

git clone https://github.com/ram2510/gitesy.git

When you clone this repo this is how your directory should look like

.
├── coverage
├── files
├── index.js
├── lib
├── LICENSE
├── node_modules
├── package.json
├── package-lock.json
├── README.md
└── templates

Features

You can now create local as well as remote repo with a single command also you can use templates OR create your own template and add them so that you can use it later

Usage

Create a new repo

  • To create a local and remote repo use gitesy -n command with the name of the repo

    gitesy -n test
  • After which if you are using this for the first time you will see a prompt for entering your credentials like this

    creds demo

    Enter them and then you will get prompts asking details of the repo fill them and then it will automatically create the repo. Then you will get the message and start working on the project !!!!

  • If you are not using this for the first time you will see a prompt asking whether gitesy can use creds you entered previously

Add a new template

  • To Add a template create a template add the features and then use this command from the same directory
    gitesy -a <nameOfTheTemplate>
    create template demo

Contributing

You can contribute to this project in various ways but let us follow the steps

Prerequisites

Install standard npm package you can learn more about it here

npm install standard -g

check whether the package is currently installed or not by using the command

standard -h

Step 1

  • Option 1

    • 🍴 Fork this repo!
  • Option 2

    • 👯 Clone this repo to your local machine using https://github.com/ram2510/gitesy.git

Step 2

  • run the command npm run lint which will run the standard --fix command as mentioned earlier in the script of package.json this will run the linter and make the code standarised
  • HACK AWAY! 🔨🔨🔨

Step 3

  • 🔃 Create a new pull request using https://github.com/ram2510/gitesy/compare/.

Ways to contribute

  • Fix typo,
  • Add documentation
  • Add more templates. I am more experienced in node so i created node templates you can add other language templates and create a pr but please make the template in such a way that it tries to cover all genral cases

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