Managing files in a GitHub repository shouldn't always require a terminal, Git commands, or a complicated setup.

That's the problem I wanted to solve with Treeporter, an open-source project developed under my brand, Wiyotl.

Today, Treeporter v2.1.0 is published and working. 🚀

What is Treeporter?

Treeporter is a web application that lets you upload files to a GitHub repository directly from your browser.

Instead of opening a terminal and running Git commands, you can use a graphical interface to send your files to GitHub.

The goal is simple: make repository file management more accessible, especially for people who don't want to deal with Git's command-line workflow.

What's new in v2.1.0?

This release brings several improvements:

French and English interface: switch between the two languages.

Classic and fine-grained personal access tokens: support for both GitHub token types.

File, folder and ZIP uploads: send different types of content to your repository.

Improved error handling: clearer…