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What is RepoRocket?

**RepoRocket** is a sleek, user-friendly desktop application built with Python, designed to streamline your GitHub workflow. It allows you to: - **Create** a new GitHub repository with a single click, complete with a local directory, initial files, and templates (Empty, Python, Node.js). - **Edit** files in your repo directly within the app, then save, commit, and push changes to GitHub—all without leaving the interface. - **Manage** your GitHub repos effortlessly with a modern, black-themed GUI featuring yellow text and green buttons for a visually striking experience. Whether you're a developer, hobbyist, or small business owner, gives you the ability to launch and manage repos like a pro. Built by Python enthusiast, this app is a miracle of simplicity and power!

Create Repo

Open RepoRocket: Launch the app—you’ll see the "Create Repo" section on the left.

Fill Required Fields: ◦ Repo Name: Enter a unique name (e.g., reporocket-test-13000). ◦ Access Token: Paste your GitHub PAT. ◦ New Directory Path: Specify a local path (e.g., /home/user/reporocket-test-13000).

Optional Fields: ◦ Repo URL: Auto-filled after creation (view-only). ◦ Branch Name: Defaults to main—edit if needed. ◦ Description: Add a repo description. ◦ Template: Choose empty, python, or nodejs for pre-filled files (e.g., .gitignore). ◦ Private Repository: Check to make the repo private. ◦ SSH Key Path/Content: For SSH-based Git operations (optional). ◦ Clone Command/Remote Name: Auto-filled (view-only). ◦ Username/Email: Used for Git commits—defaults to unknown if blank. ◦ Last Commit Hash: Auto-filled after commits (view-only). ◦ Notes: Add personal notes (not sent to GitHub).

Submit Repo

Launch: Click "Launch Repo"—Repo-Rocket will: ◦ Create the local directory. ◦ Initialize a Git repo with an initial README.md. ◦ Apply the selected template. ◦ Create the GitHub repo using your PAT. ◦ Push the initial commit to GitHub. ◦ Display a success message with the repo URL.

Edit Repo

Browse Directory: ◦ In the "Edit Repo" section, click "Browse" to select your repo’s local directory (e.g., /home/user/reporocket-test-13000). ◦ Files will appear in the "Files" list (excludes .git).

Edit Files: ◦ Select a file (e.g., README.md)—its contents load in the text editor. ◦ Make changes directly in the editor.

Save Changes: ◦ Click "Save File" to write changes to the local file.

Commit & Push: ◦ Click "Commit & Push"—RepoTinker will: ▪ Stage all changes (git add .). ▪ Commit with a message ("Update via RepoTinker"). ▪ Push to GitHub using your stored PAT—no prompts! ◦ Success message confirms the push.