A quick way to Use Dropbox as a git repo
It is pretty simple, all you need to do is create the base repo in your Dropbox folder and push your code.
Create a git project
mkdir -p ~/myProject
cd ~/myProject
git init
git add .Create and setup the Dropbox base repo
mkdir -p ~/Dropbox/Git
cd ~/Dropbox/Git
git init --bare myProject.git
Add the remote Dropbox folder
cd ~/myProject
git remote add origin ~/Dropbox/Git/myProject.gitAdd a first commit
echo >> "README.md"
git add *
git commit -m "first commit"Push the code into the remote Dropbox
git push -u origin mastergitdropbox: a script that creates a remote Dropbox repo
Here is a script that creates a new git project in ~/"new project" and initializes a git repo on your Dropbox folder (~/Dropbox/Git/"new project").
gitdropbox myProject will do all of the above in one command.
The script is available on github.com
Usage
mkdir ~/dev cd ~/dev git clone https://github.com/eddinho/gitdropbox.git sudo cp ~/dev/gitdropbox/gitdropbox /usr/local/bin/ sudo chmod +x usr/local/bin/gitdropbox gitdropbox newProject
