Use miso in the command line to create, list, and delete remote repositories.

Miso is a simple node wrapper around the Github API (v3). It will give you some handy commands that make managing repositories even easier!

$ miso c repo_name

• Creates a local repository.
• Creates a remote repository.
• Automatically sets the origin of the local repository to point to the remote.

$ miso d repo_name

• Destroys a remote repository without confirmation.

$ miso l

• lists all your public remote repositories.

Miso requires a Github Personal API Token and a Github Username to make changes on Github servers.

You'll need to store your API token and github username as environment variables. Add the following lines to your .bashrc, .bash_profile, or .zshrc.

export GITHUB_USERNAME=your_username
export GITHUB_TOKEN=your_github_token

It's super easy to get one! You just need to follow this github guide on getting a personal token. When setting up your API token, make sure to check off the following options:

• repo
• delete_repo
• repo:status
• user
• admin:repo_hook

After you get your API token, save your information as environment variables!

npm install miso -g

You want to install miso globally in order to get access to the command line tool.

note: you may need to prefix the command with sudo.