Git automate is a convenient time-saving tool which automatically creates both a local repo on the client side and a remote repo on Github.

1. Navigates to folder with python script
2. Creates a folder with project name
3. Navigates into folder
4. git init
5. Goes to GitHub and creates a new repository (start private)
6. Copies the remote repo ssh
7. Adds a remote to the local folder
8. Creates a README file
9. Git add .
10. Git commit
11. Git push -u origin master
12. Code .
13. Add source function to .zshrc or .bash_profile

1. You can either clone it via github or fork it.
2. Open git-automate.sh file
3. Edit line 1 to allow access to either zsh/bash/exe file
4. Change the file path
5. Save and run

Program is executed using the command create repo_name

Remember to make the shell script executable by running chmod +x git-automate.sh.

In the .bash_profile or .zshrc file in root directory add the following line to the file:

source ~/path/to/git-automate.sh