Jarvis is a powerful, interactive CLI tool that helps developers quickly scaffold projects, automate setup tasks, and create GitHub repositories — all from the terminal with a single command.

It is designed to save time during hackathons, rapid prototyping, and daily development.

• jarvis create backend

  • Express server setup
  • Prisma + CORS + Axios + Dotenv installed
  • Folder structure created
  • .env + .gitignore configured

• jarvis create frontend

  • Choose:

    • 🌐 Website → React + Vite + Tailwind
    • 📱 Android → React Native (Expo)

  • Fully auto-configured

• jarvis create repo <name>

  • Creates repo in your GitHub account
  • Pushes current code automatically

• jarvis tell date
• jarvis tell time

First-time setup stores:

• Username
• Email
• Password (local only)
• GitHub Token

Install globally using npm:

npm i jarvis_github_cli@1.0.0

After installing, you can run from anywhere:

jarvis

When you run Jarvis for the first time:

jarvis

It will ask for:

• Username
• Email
• Password
• GitHub Personal Access Token

This information is stored locally on your system.

Jarvis needs a GitHub token to create repositories automatically.

1. Go to:

   https://github.com/settings/tokens
   

2. Click:

   Generate new token (classic)
   

3. Select scopes:

   • ✅ repo
   • ✅ workflow (optional but recommended)

4. Click:

   Generate token
   

5. Copy the token immediately (GitHub will not show it again)

6. Paste it into Jarvis when asked.

• Your token is stored locally only
• Never upload your token to GitHub
• Never share it publicly

If compromised:

• Delete it from GitHub
• Generate a new one

jarvis create backend

Creates:

• Express project
• Prisma installed
• Config folders
• .env + .gitignore
• Starter server file

jarvis create frontend

Then choose:

• Website (React + Vite + Tailwind)
• Android App (React Native + Expo)

Jarvis will:

• Ask project name
• Install dependencies
• Configure everything automatically

Inside your project folder:

jarvis create repo my-project-name

Jarvis will:

• Create a repo on GitHub
• Initialize git
• Push your code

jarvis tell date
jarvis tell time

jarvis logout

Clears stored user credentials.

mkdir myApp
cd myApp

jarvis create backend
jarvis create frontend
jarvis create repo myApp

In minutes you have:

• Backend
• Frontend
• GitHub repo

Jarvis removes repetitive setup tasks like:

• Creating folders
• Installing packages
• Configuring Tailwind
• Setting up Express
• Initializing Git
• Creating repositories

Perfect for:

• Hackathons
• Students
• Freelancers
• Rapid MVP building

Contributions are welcome and appreciated. If you would like to improve the Jarvis CLI GitHub Tool, please follow the workflow below to keep the project clean and easy to maintain.

1. Fork this repository to your GitHub account.

2. Clone your fork locally:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/jarvis_cli_github_tool.git

3. Navigate into the project directory:

   cd jarvis_cli_github_tool

4. Make sure your local main branch is up to date:

   git switch main
   git pull origin main

5. Create a new branch for your changes:

   git switch -c docs/your-change-name

   (Use prefixes like feat/, fix/, or docs/ based on your contribution.)

6. Make your updates and test the CLI locally before committing.

7. Stage and commit your changes:

   git add .
   git commit -m "update project files"

8. Push your branch to your fork:

   git push origin docs/your-change-name

9. Go to GitHub and open a Pull Request from your branch to the main repository. Provide a clear description of what you changed and why.

• Keep pull requests small and focused.
• Follow the existing project structure and naming conventions.
• Write clear commit messages.
• Update documentation if your change affects CLI usage or commands.

If you find a bug or want to suggest a feature:

• Open an Issue in the repository.
• Provide clear steps to reproduce.
• Include screenshots or terminal logs when possible.

Its me Abhijeet Gupta Built with ❤️ to make development faster and more enjoyable.

Planned features:

• Fullstack generator
• Auth-ready backend templates
• AI-based project creation
• Deployment automation
• Theme customization
• Voice commands

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Happy Building