Bash function for creating a new project and automatically creating a new repo on github

gistfile1.sh

function newproject {
	username=""
	apikey=""
	apiurl="http://github.com/api/v2/"
	apiformat="json"
	name=$@

	# Create the repo on github
	curl -F "login=${username}" -F "token=${apikey}" $apiurl$apiformat/repos/create -F "name=${name}" 
	
	# Create the working and testing folders for the project
	mkdir -p ~/dev/public/$name
	mkdir -p ~/dev/testing/$name
	cd ~/dev/public/$name

	# Initiate the git local git repo
	git init

	# create the README and add it awhile
	touch README
	git add README
	
	# set the remote repo info
	git remote add origin git@github.com:$username/$name.git
	
	# commit the README and push it to make sure we can hit the repo
	git commit -am "Initial Commit"
	git push -u origin master

	# sync the working directory and testing directory
	cptest $name
}

function cptest {
	project=$@
	rsync -rsvu --exclude .git ~/dev/public/$project/ ~/dev/testing/$project
}