A GUI stands for Graphical User Interface. In contrast, a TUI is a Terminal User Interface. This TUI application was made to help manage your github repositories on your local machine

From any directory in the terminal, type jgh, ( or the command of your choice) and a menu will pop up for you in the terminal. With this menu you can select the repository you would like to either clone or open! If you don't have the repository on your local machine the repository will be cloned to ~/Documents/your-github-account-name. If you already have the repository cloned the selected repository will open the select repository with VSCode. Note: make sure you have VScode and its terminal feature installed.

Let's say you want to open my-repo in your github account, and you don't have the repository cloned.

• Type jgh ( or the command of your choice)
• Type / to search for the repository (or scroll with arrow keys or i/j/k/l)
• Press Enter once to clone the repository
• Press Enter once more to open the folder

And BAM! You know have your github repo cloned and ready to use. You never have to login to get your repositories ever again!

To install the application, follow the below steps:

1. Download the latest binary from the repository release page into your ~/Documents/your-github-user-account-name folder.
2. Create an alias inside your ~/.zshrc file equal to whatever name you would like. This name will be the command to run the application. See the below code snippet for an example.

# Example aliases
# alias zshconfig="mate ~/.zshrc"
# alias ohmyzsh="mate ~/.oh-my-zsh"

# my gh_explorer alias
# alias jgh="~/Documents/jonathon/gh_explorer --PAT ghp_1234567890 --USER jonathon_gh"
alias my-alias-name="~/Documents/your-github-username/gh_explorer --PAT <your-personal-access-token> --USER <your-github-username>"

3. Once the command has been added to your ~/.zshrc file, quit all open terminals and re open a terminal. Or you can source your ~/.zshrc file with this command source ~/.zshrc

4. After reloading your terminal in step 3, run the jgh command ( or your alias name you have chosen ) in thet erminal and the application should be ready to use!