hub-init

Initialize a git repository and add a GitHub remote

TLDR

Initialize repository and create on GitHub

$ hub init && hub create

Initialize with specific directory

$ hub init [directory]

SYNOPSIS

hub init [options] [directory]

hub init creates a git repository as with git-init(1) and adds remote "origin" at "git@github.com:USER/REPOSITORY.git". With the -g flag, it also creates the GitHub repository. Typically used with hub create to initialize a local repository and create a matching GitHub repository in one workflow.

PARAMETERS

-g

After initializing, create a "USER/REPO" repository on GitHub and add it as the "origin" remote.

--bare

Create bare repository.

-q, --quiet

Quiet mode.

--template dir

Use template directory.

CAVEATS

Hub is no longer maintained. Consider using git init and gh repo create instead.