Magithub is a collection of interfaces to GitHub.

Integrated into Magit workflows, Magithub allows very easy, very basic GitHub repository management. Supported actions from the status buffer include:

• H H opens the current repo in the browser
• H c pushes brand-new local repositories up to GitHub
• H f creates forks of existing repositories
• H p submits pull requests upstream
• H i creates issues
• RET on an issue open that issue in GitHub
• RET on the CI header takes you to your CI dashboard

Happy hacking!

The package can be installed from MELPA. Otherwise, simply place magithub.el in your load-path and (require 'magithub). Use the function magithub-feature-autoinject to add full Magit workflow integration.

If you use use-package, you should instead use:

(use-package magithub
  :after magit
  :config (magithub-feature-autoinject t))

For now, Magithub requires the hub utility to work -- before trying to use Magithub, follow the installation instructions at hub.github.com. To force hub to authenticate, you can use hub browse in a terminal (inside a GitHub repo).

I'm gainfully and happily employed with a company that frowns on moonlighting, so unfortunately I can't accept any donations myself. Instead, please direct any and all support to Magit itself!

There used to be another magithub: nex3/magithub. It's long-since unsupported and apparently has many issues (see nex3/magithub#11 and nex3/magithub#13) and was removed from MELPA some years ago. If you have it installed or configured, you may wish to remove/archive that configuration to avoid name-clash issues. Given that the package has been defunct for over three years and is likely abandoned, the present package's name will not be changing.