This script initializes a Git repository, makes an initial commit, and pushes it to a remote repository. It provides options to set up the repository with a specific username, repository name, and authentication method (access token or deploy key). It supports popular Git services like GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
To install this script as a native command, you can execute the following command:
curl -o git-init-push.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iosmand/git-init-push/main/git-init-push.sh && chmod +x git-init-push.sh && sudo cp git-init-push.sh /usr/local/bin/git-init-push && rm git-init-push.sh
The command downloads the script, makes it executable, copies it to the /usr/local/bin directory (requires sudo access), and removes the downloaded script.
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The script will automatically install the following dependencies if they are missing:
- Git
- OpenSSH client (includes ssh-keygen)
Once you run the script, it will check for the presence of these dependencies and install them if necessary.
Once installed, you can run the script by typing git-init-push in the terminal, followed by the necessary options.
-u [username]: Specifies the username for the remote repository.-r [repository_name]: Specifies the name of the remote repository.-t [access_token]: Specifies the access token for authentication.-k [deploy_key.pub]: Specifies the path to the deploy key public key file.-s [github]: Specifies the Git service (supported services: github, gitlab, bitbucket) (default: github).-d [destination_folder]: Specifies the destination folder for the Git repository (default: current directory).
Initialize and push a repository with an access token to GitHub:
git-init-push -u your_username -r your_repository -t YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN -s github
Initialize and push a repository with a deploy key to GitLab:
git-init-push -u your_username -r your_repository -k PATH/TO/deploy_key.pub -s gitlab
This script is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for more details.