#!/usr/bin/python

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#

# This file is used to store functions to create, initialize, and

# add all of a directories contents to github. It is also used to

# update the git repository. If you create a new repo, the name will

# be the same as the directory name.

#

# Author: Trevor Riddle

# Creation Date: May 31, 2017

# Update: NULL

#

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import os, sys

##

# Creates, initializes, and adds all directory content to the new

# repo. The repo will be the same name as the directory. It also adds

# a README.md file.

##

def gitinit():

os.system("curl -u riddletd https://api.github.com/user/repos -d \'{ \"name\": \"" + gitRepoName() + "\" }\'")

os.system("echo \"# " + gitRepoName() + "\" >> README.md")

os.system("git init")

os.system("git add README.md")

os.system("git commit -m \"first commit\"")

os.system("git remote add origin https://github.com/riddletd/" + gitRepoName() + ".git")

os.system("git push -u origin master")

gitput()

##

# Cleans the directory content of auto-save files, adds them to the

# repo, commit's them with a timestamp, and pushes the content.

##

def gitput():

os.system("rm *~")

os.system("rm *#")

os.system("git add *")

os.system("git commit -m \"Update: `date +'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'`\"")

os.system("git push")

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# Get's the current directory name to be used to create the new repo.

##

def gitRepoName():

str = os.path.split(os.getcwd())

return str[1]