So if you are like me, you must have got really tired of going to the browser every time to create a repo for your many ideas/projects and using GIT rest api syntax is your thing. So here is your break!
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It does not use git's rest api syntax but "hub" a github cli wrapper, thats the difference – Knights Nov 04 '13 at 09:07
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2[One of the answers](http://stackoverflow.com/a/13366414/1734130) to linked question also mentions hub tool. – mvp Nov 04 '13 at 09:20
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1Seen, I just elaborated more, made it your 1st and best option, in this case especially for beginners. – Knights Nov 04 '13 at 09:24
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1Please write a proper question to justify your answer. – BoltClock Nov 04 '13 at 14:51
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I get the right answer through this question. So, it is a valid post that allows other users to find the right solution. – Guillermo Garcia Jan 08 '20 at 02:25
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Here is a the best and shortest way possible -- hub
**hub** is a command-line wrapper for git that makes you better at GitHub.
LINK to install -- http://hub.github.com/
you will get installation instructions first thing on the landing page
you will need to alias it like this so as not to get confused or forget the command later on:
$ alias git=hub --> in the CLi
Then you are good to go in creating a repo, you must init 1st though, fails most of the time if you havent.
git init
then
git create -- this will create a repo with the name of the folder that your project is wrapped in.
for custom repo name
git create myCustomRepoName
You can also add the description and homepage link when creating the repo
git create myCustomRepoName -d "my greatest app for the world" -h "http://prittynote.com"
You will get more Cli methods from the site. CHEERS GUYS.
Knights
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