push current module folder to a new GitHub repository

README.md

• Copy ghrepo.sh to ~/.
• Setup permissions.

cd ~/
chmod +x ./ghrepo.sh

• In ~/.bash_profile, add the following alias:
  alias ghrepo=$HOME/ghrepo.sh
• Install modified gh and package-field tools:
  npm install gh package-field -g

After restarting terminal:

#go to folder you want to push to GitHub
cd my-app

#make sure you are logged in before publishing (only needed once)
gh user --login

#push current folder to a new repo: gitusername/my-app
ghrepo

ghrepo.sh

#currently OSX only
#npm install gh package-field -g

#force user to login
gh user

#get username
GHUSER=`gh user --whoami`
DIR=${PWD##*/}
REPO=https://github.com/$GHUSER/$DIR.git

DESCRIPTION=`package-field description -s`

#confirm
read -r -p "Create a new repo at $GHUSER/$DIR? (Y/n)" REPLY
if [[ $REPLY == "" ]] || [[ $REPLY =~ ^[yY]$ ]]
then
	# create repo
        gh re --new $DIR --description "$DESCRIPTION"
	touch README.md
	git init
	git add .
	git commit -m 'first commit'
	git remote add origin $REPO
	git push -u origin master
fi