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Github-via-IPython

Make Github commit in Jupyter IPython notebook

Getting Started

This is simply a python script that you can copy paste in your working directory. You can use it to commit changes in your github repo via Jupyter notebook.

Usage

#First import the script
import git_jupyter
#Create a session by giving in your details
sess = git_jupyter.Jupyter('README.ipynb','huzaifafaruqui','Github-via-IPython','*******','******')
            #   file name  ,    owner name ,     repository name,    github username ,  github password
            # username and password will be hidden automatically

Please Save your file before creation/updation

Create File

sess.create_file('README.ipynb','Read this')
#                 file name, commit message

Update File

sess.update_file('README.ipynb','Updated')
#                file name, commit message

Deletion

sess.delete.file('README.ipynb','commit msg')

Built With

  1. Requests - Requests is an elegant and simple HTTP library for Python
  2. Jupyter notebook - The Jupyter Notebook is a web application that allows you to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations and explanatory text.
  3. Github API

Contributing

Please feel free to send PR. This is a very simple script but I want to extend its functionalities. Also, create an issue if you find any bug. Note - My code follows PEP8 guidelines.

TODO

  1. Replace Basic Auth with OAuth
  2. Ability to create a repo
  3. Write tests

Authors

Huzaifa Faruqui

License

MIT

sess.update_file('README.ipynb','Updated')