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#!/bin/sh

#

# Bash script to clone a repo, rename it and push it your own github

# profile WITHOUT crediting the original author.



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# User Input for github link and new repo name

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echo "Enter github link to a repo you want to steal:"

read -r github_url

echo "Enter a new name for the repo..."

read -r new_name

printf "\\nStealing:      %s" "$github_url"

printf "\\nDisguising as: %s\\n\\n"  "$new_name"



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# Clone project

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ext=".git"

github_url=$github_url$ext

git clone "$github_url" "$new_name"

cd "$new_name" || exit



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# "Clean" project

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rm -rf .git



if [[ -f license.* ]]; then

    rm -i license.*

elif [[ -f LICENSE.* ]]; then

	rm -i license.*

elif [[ -f License.* ]]; then

	rm -i License.*

fi



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# Push "new" project to Github

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git init

git add .

git commit -m "A ton of hard work creating this totally original repo!"

printf "\\nOpen a new repository on github and enter the remote repo URL:\\n"

read -r remote_url

git remote add origin "$remote_url"

git remote -v

git push -u origin master



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# Celebrate your hard work!

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# ASCII art from: http://ascii.co.uk/art/champagne

# Is it ironic that I'm crediting my sources in a script satirizing the plagiarism of github repos?



printf "Have a drink or two! You deserve it!\\n"

printf "        *       *       []\\n         _*    *_       ||\\n        |*|    |*|      ||\\n        |_|    |_|     |  |\\n        \\*/    \\*/     |__|\\n         |      |      |  |\\n        _|_    _|_     |__|\\n"