This script allows you to create repositories on GitHub quickly and efficiently. Using Git and Hub
This repository needs a file named MyData.txt with the following information:
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Token:
- Place your GitHub personal access token on this line. You can get your token here https://github.com/settings/tokens?type=beta and also give this access:
- Place your GitHub personal access token on this line. You can get your token here https://github.com/settings/tokens?type=beta and also give this access:
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UserName:
- Add your GitHub username on this line.
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Email:
- Enter the email associated with your GitHub account on this line.
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Project Folder:
- Specify the full path to your GitHub Projects folder on this line.
- Make sure there is no backslash (
\) at the end of the project folder path.
- Make sure there is no backslash (
- Specify the full path to your GitHub Projects folder on this line.
It should look like this in MyData.txt:
github_pat_1465768796trufutfucfff8drx67568d56rser7d6dryxdu66dyrzrxdufRANOMHERitsNOTreal
TheMaster1127
[email protected]
C:\Users\The_M\OneDrive\Desktop\GitHub Projects
The MyData.txt file is ignored by .gitignore, so if you make changes to it, ensure that you update the file in your GitHub repository accordingly.
Before you proceed, make sure you have Git and Hub installed on your machine.
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Git Installation:
- Visit Git - Downloads to download and install Git.
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Hub Installation (Optional, but recommended for GitHub command-line tools):
- Visit GitHub Hub - Releases to download and install Hub.
- AutoHotKey Version 1.1:
- AutoHotKey is a Windows-only tool. Visit AutoHotKey - Download to download and install AutoHotKey version 1.1.
After installing Git, Hub, and AutoHotKey, you can proceed with setting up your GitHub project using the information provided in MyData.txt.
This README file provides detailed instructions for setting up your GitHub project, including an example of how the MyData.txt file should be formatted.
When you run the script, you can name the new project and press the button. You can also name an existing folder in the directory of GitHub projects on your computer, and that folder will be uploaded as a project. Additionally, it will add the README file and the license