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README.mkdn
How do I use it?
# You can see your token at https://github.com/account
% cd some_project_in_git
% github-import --username jrockway --token decafbad --add-remote --push-mode all
You can also set default values for the command-line parameters via "git config".
% git config --global --add github.user jrockway
% git config --global --add github.token decafbad
% cd some_other_project_in_git
% github-import
Now you won't have to type in your username and github token for every request; the fields will be automatically set from your git configuration file. (You can of course override the defaults on the command-line.)

