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repo_generator

v2.1.0

Published

This project uses puppeteer to generate a repository on github and prints out the link on the terminal for you to use.

Downloads

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Readme

Repository Generator in node.js using puppeteer

So this repository contains a node.js app that allows you to spin up headless chromium which helps you automate the process of creating a repository on github and at the end of the process it displays the link to your repo.

It supports normal username,email and password authentication flow. Also, supports the use of OTP

Assuming your repo name is 'peter22' and your password is 'freshjscoder' then to create a repo titled "myapp" follow these steps:-

  • clone the repo
  • on your terminal run the codes below
  • run "npm install -g"
  • run "repo-gen peter22 freshjscoder myapp"
  • wait for it to resolve printing out your repo name

The npm install -g allows you to run this command from any directory.

Thanks @Obumnwabude for the tfa notice and implementation.