jakejasey / git-commander

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🚀 Git Commander

🌍 Overview

Git-Commander is a powerful and intuitive command-line tool crafted to supercharge your Git remote management experience. Dive into a streamlined interface that lets developers interact with Git repositories from any corner of the planet without ever leaving their favorite terminal.

🔥 Features

• 🌐 Remote Repository Management: One-stop-shop to create, clone, fork, and delete repositories. Supporting platforms include GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.

• 🔗 Branch Operations: Seamlessly create, switch, merge, and wipe branches off remotely.

• 🤝 Collaborative Workflows: Invite, review, and manage everything collaborative without switching screens.

• 💾 Commit and Push: Stay agile! Stage, commit, and send changes without breaking a sweat.

• 👓 Code Review: Review, accept, or decline pull requests right from your terminal.

• 🛠 Seamless Integration: Fits perfectly with your IDEs, text editors, and CI/CD tools.

🚀 Getting Started

🔗 Installation: Jump to our Wiki for a step-by-step guide.

📖 Documentation: Explore our Documentation to master Git-Commander.

🛠 Behind The Scenes: Understanding The Code

Created with ❤️ to delve deeper into the Rust ecosystem, here's a sneak peek into the codebase:

• Imports and Dependencies: Leveraging libraries like reqwest for HTTP interactions, serde for JSON operations, and more.

• Data Structures:

  • NewRepo: Struct to represent a new GitHub repository's data.
  • RepoResponse: Captures GitHub's response post-repo creation.

• Key Functions:

  • create_github_repo(): Asynchronous powerhouse that manages GitHub repo creation.
  • get_user_input(): Get user's input post-displaying a prompt.
  • main(): The grand entrance to our command-line utility.

📝 Summary: Git-Commander is your friendly terminal-based GitHub repository creator. Provide it with a repo name, description, and a token—Voila! Get your shiny new repository's URL.

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