Tho, I kinda miss creating a new repo without leaving a terminal:
1) smth like git repo create <repo name>
2) asks to login to GitHub if not already
3) asks some questions like setting repo to public/private, create readme, gitignore, add a license, add a description, similar like you would do when running npm init
4) generates a remote URL and adds it to the project automatically
An idea for devs or I miss something and there already is a way?
Simple and straight forward 😉
Tho, I kinda miss creating a new repo without leaving a terminal:
1) smth like
git repo create <repo name>
2) asks to login to GitHub if not already
3) asks some questions like setting repo to public/private, create readme, gitignore, add a license, add a description, similar like you would do when running
npm init
4) generates a
remote
URL and adds it to the project automaticallyAn idea for devs or I miss something and there already is a way?
I think the GitHub CLI comes with that to be honest!
I haven't used it because most my projects for work need a bigger setup than it can do.
Let me try that out and write it down for you
cli.github.com/
You are right,
gh repo create [<name>] [flags]
👍Git CLI docs reference 📚 Thanks 😉