Shell Script to Create a Remote Git Repository

remgit.sh

# remgit.sh
# Creates a remote git repository from the current local directory

# Configuration
# Replace SSH_USERNAME, SSH_HOST, SSH_GIT_PATH with your details
USER=SSH_USERNAME
HOST=SSH_HOST
GIT_PATH=SSH_GIT_PATH

REPO=${PWD##*/}
GIT_REMOTE_URL=ssh://$USER@$HOST/$GIT_PATH/$REPO

echo "-------------------------------------------"
echo "------ Building New Git Repository --------"
echo "-------------------------------------------"

# Setup remote repo

echo "--"
echo "-- Creating bare remote repo at:"
echo "-- $USER@$HOST/$GIT_PATH/$REPO"
echo "--"

ssh $USER@$HOST 'mkdir '$GIT_PATH'/'$REPO' && cd '$GIT_PATH'/'$REPO' && git --bare init && git --bare update-server-info && cp hooks/post-update.sample hooks/post-update && chmod a+x hooks/post-update && touch git-daemon-export-ok'

# Configure local repo

echo "--"
echo "-- Initializing local repo & pushing to remote"
echo "--"

touch .gitignore
git init
git add .
git commit -m 'initial commit'
git push --all $GIT_REMOTE_URL
git remote add origin $GIT_REMOTE_URL
git config branch.master.remote origin
git config branch.master.merge refs/heads/master
git fetch
git merge master
git branch -a

echo "--"
echo "-- Your new git repo '$REPO' is ready and initialized at:"
echo "-- $USER@$HOST/$GIT_PATH/$REPO"
echo "--"

Thanks for this script. I've based my own script on this.
Instead of using a remote git server it creates a remote repo on a network drive.
Will publish asap.