sharmadhiraj / MakeItOpenSource

Quickly create public repository in GitHub while creating a project.

Make It Open Source

Quickly create a public repository on GitHub with just one command while starting a project.

Setup Guide

1. Clone the MakeItOpenSource project.
2. Rename config.example.py to config.py
3. Obtain a personal access token for your GitHub account.
   Creating a Personal Access Token for the Command Line
4. Add your access token to config.py

Usage Guide

1. Open the terminal and navigate to your project directory (the one you want to make open source).
2. Run the Python script main.py with the command:
   python FULL_PATH_TO_MAKE_IT_OPEN_SOURCE/main.py
3. Provide the repository name (the project folder name is the default), repository description (optional), and confirmation to initialize and add remote.
4. Use the 'q' argument for quick repository setup with default values:
   python FULL_PATH_TO_MAKE_IT_OPEN_SOURCE/main.py q

Setup Alias for Easy Use

For Ubuntu or MacOS (on .zshrc or .bashrc):

If using Zsh shell (.zshrc).

alias mios="python /path/to/MakeItOpenSource/main.py"

If using Bash shell (.bashrc).

alias mios="python /path/to/MakeItOpenSource/main.py"

For Windows, you need to setup Environment Variable.

Now you can simply use mios or mios q for quick repository setup.

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Please let me know if you have any queries, feedback, or suggestions.