Git-Init-C Script

Overview

This is a simple Bash script, git-init-c.sh, that sets up the basic structure for a C project. It includes copying necessary files like .gitignore, Makefile, and header files, and creating a library folder for C source files.

Features

• Sets up a .gitignore file.
• Creates a Makefile.
• Creates an include directory with header files.
• Creates a lib/my directory for your C library files.
• Automatically commits and pushes the changes to your Git repository.

How to Use

1. Clone this repository or download the script.
2. Ensure the necessary source files exist in ~/Documents/git-init-c/ (everything but .sh).
3. Move the .sh file to a folder on your computer and name it ~/my_scripts/git-init-c.sh
4. Run the script:

   ./git-init-c.sh

5. The project structure will be created, and the changes will be committed and pushed to your Git repository.

Requirements

• Bash shell
• Git installed
• Create dir ~/my_scripts/ (for .sh)
• Create dir ~/Documents/git-init-c/ (for base repo)