Creates a new github project

README.md

#New Project

###What it does

• Creates a new working directory
• Creates and edits a README file with your contents
• Makes a new repo
• Creates a github repo
• Pushes to github

###How to use

1. Copy the function into your .bash_profile file.
2. Replace the file structure and github username with your own (lines 12 & 16)
3. run newproject MyProject RepoName "\# ReadmeFile" "Initialised"
4. And then enter your github password

And you'll get:

• MyProject folder
• RepoName remote (public) github repo
• A README.md file with the contents #ReadmeFile
• A push with the commit message Initialised

New Project

newproject() {
    # $1 = Directory name
	# $2 = Repo Name
	# $3 = Readme contents
	# $4 = Commit message

	if [ -z "$*" ]; then
        echo 'No arguments'
    else 
        mkdir /Projects/$1;
		cd /Projects/$1;
		printf $3 >> README.md;
		curl url -u 'mcky' https://api.github.com/user/repos -d '{"name":"'$2'"}';
		git init;
		git add README.md;
		git commit -m $4;
		git remote add origin git@github.com:mcky/$2.git;
		git push -u origin master;
	fi
}