reposit v1.0.32

reposit

• Create remote repositories from the command line

The prompt will ask you if you would like to store encrypted login credentials on your machine for auto-login. Nothing is stored without your consent.

Install

npm i -g reposit

Usage

**Note: reposit currently only supports Github and Bitbucket, and therefore must be run with -g flag, or -b flag

• -b create bitbucket repo
• -g create github repo
• -r reset login credentials
• -d delete repo (use with -g or -b to specify provider)

Create Github Repo

reposit -g

Create Bitbucket Repo

reposit -b

Deleting Github Repo

reposit -g -d

Deleting Bitbucket Repo

reposit -b -d

Resetting Login Information

When you run reposit for the first time with -g or -b, it will take you through a flow where you add your login information, which is, if you choose, encrypted and stored on your machine so you don't have to log in everytime. But if you want to reset your info, just run reposit with the -r flag

Example

reposit -g -r

License

MIT