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Github-Init

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Like git init, but use defaults from github

If you put the script file onto your path somewhere, then you can also make this a git alias like so:

git config --global alias.gh-init '!github-init.sh'

Now you can run git gh-init <name> and you'll shortly have a new repository, initialized and cloned from Github.

usage: github-init.sh [-higl] repo-name [repo-description]
  -h                      Display this help
  -i                      Initialize repo with a README
  -g <ignore template>    Initialize repo with a gitignore file
  -l <license template>   Initialize repo with a license

You can also use github-delete.sh to delete repositories from github.

usage: github-delete.sh repo-name

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