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Project-Initializer

This project creates a new shell command that is usable from Git Bash. You can call it like this: create "<project_name>"

You can also delete a project by running the command: `remove "<project_name>" ** Using this command will also delete its folder on your computer as well **

Installation instructions:

  1. Clone this project into a directory on your computer
  2. cd into newly cloned project
  3. Run this command: pip install -r requirements.txt
  • if you have issues with this you may need to download pip
  1. Run this command: source ~/.my_commands.sh
  2. Open the create.py, remove.py, and .my_commands.sh files and replace the Github user credentials and the path where you want your projects.

Troubleshooting

  • If you have issues with this, try to run the commands in the '.my_commands.sh' manually to see if that is the issue.

  • If you plan on saving your files in the C: drive, then delete instance where i mention the D: drive.

  • if you accidentally create a git repo in a location you didn't mean to, run this command to undo the git init command: rm -rf .git

  • if you are having issues related to the chromedriver, then download it and add its location in the PATH environment variable

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