Create a simple NodeJS CLI program following the tutorial from https://www.sitepoint.com/javascript-command-line-interface-cli-node-js/

Here’s a complete list of the packages we’ll use specifically for developing on the command-line:

• chalk – colorizes the output
• clear – clears the terminal screen
• clui – draws command line tables, gauges and spinners
• figlet – creates ASCII art from text
• inquirer – creates interactive command line user interface
• minimist – parses command-line argument options
• preferences – manage CLI application encrypted preferences

Additionally, we’ll also be using the following:

• github – Node wrapper for the GitHub API
• lodash – JavaScript utility library
• simple-git – runs Git commands in a Node.js application
• touch – implementation of the *Nix touch command

What will actually ginit do:

• Initialize the local repository by running git init
• Create a remote repository, for example on Github or Bitbucket; typically by leaving the command-line and firing up a web browser
• Add the remote
• Create a .gitignore file
• Add your project files
• Commit the initial set of files
• Push up to the remote repository