Yeoman generator for github authentication, create repository, local git initialization, and local commit and push.
$ npm install -g generator-github-createTo be able to authenticate with the Github API for a Github Enterprise instance that uses OAuth, you will need to set up a token.
That can be done by click on your profile pic in the top right > Settings > Personal Access Tokens > Generate new token. Give it a name in the Token description
that makes sense to you. You will need to check the repo scope and leave the others unchecked. You should then be presented with a token. Copy that token
and save it in a safe place. This is what you will provide the generator when it asks for your password.
- Multiple Github Accounts
- Token Authentication
- 2 Factor authentication (not tested. Create an issue if it doesn't work)
- Organization Support
- Create remote repository
- Initialize local git
- Commit and push generated project to created repository
Composability is a way to combine smaller parts to make one large thing. Sort of [like Voltron®][voltron] — Yeoman docs You can use the following methods to composeWith
- yo github-create:authentication - Authenticate to github
- yo github-create:create - the list user orgs, create github repository, initialize git, push initial commit.
To find usage you can run --help on the subgenerators
yo github-create:authenticate --helpCheckout the these generators to see how they all work together.