Create a remote repository directly from your local folder to GitHub.

Choose Personal access token (classic)
Create from here -> https://github.com/settings/tokens

Set the Personal access token as a environment variable of your local shell, with naming $GITHUB_PAT (If you are already using the environment variable name $GITHUB_PAT, change it to other name, sorry. )

git clone https://github.com/shunak/wfh.git

cd wfh

cp wfh.sh ../folder_you_wanna_upload_to_GitHub_as_a_New_Repository

cd folder_you_wanna_upload_to_GitHub_as_a_New_Repository

Run (e.g. your shell is bash)

bash wfh.sh "Your GitHub User Name" "Your Repository's visibility public or private"

If you input your GitHub Username as first argument and Your Repository's visibility as second argument,
it will create New Repository named with current folder name so, set your directory's name what you want to name.

Operation Checked@ bash, zsh