Shell script to create github repo remotely using the github API

createRepo.sh

#!/bin/sh
REPO_NAME=$1 
echo "NEW REPO NAME: $REPO_NAME"
echo -n "Are you sure you want to create github repo with name '$REPO_NAME' ? (y/n) > "
if read -t 5 response; then
	if [ 'y' = "$response" ]; then 
	    echo "Ok. Let's continue creating Repo" 
	    echo "Creating Repository: $REPO_NAME"
	    curl -u 'thejsj' https://api.github.com/user/repos -d "{\"name\":\"$REPO_NAME\"}"
		# Remember replace USER with your username and REPO with your repository/application name!
		echo "Remote Add Origin: $REPO_NAME"
		git remote add origin git@github.com:thejsj/$REPO_NAME.git
		echo "Push Origin Master: $REPO_NAME"
		git push origin master
		# Create Direcotry and clone?
		echo -n "Create Direcotry for '$REPO_NAME' ? (y/n) > "
		if read -t 5 response_create_dir; then
			if [ 'y' = "$response_create_dir" ]; then 
				cd ~/Sites/2013/
				mdkir $REPO_NAME
				git clone git://github.com/thejsj/$REPO_NAME.git 
				cd ./$REPO_NAME
			else
				echo "Repo Creation Failed. Come again soon!"
			fi;
		else
    		echo "Sorry, you are too slow!"
		fi;
	else
		echo "Repo Creation Failed. Come again soon!"
	fi;
else
    echo "Sorry, you are too slow!"
fi;