This script will:

• Download all of your favorite Vines (not Vines you've uploaded)
• Make a Jekyll blog
• Create a Jekyll post for each Vine, with its date set to the Vine's upload date

Then you can publish it to GitHub Pages!

First, fork this repo. Then clone it locally and run:

./did-it-for-the-vine.sh

It will prompt you for your Vine username and password then download your vines and make a blog post for each one. If you need to stop it or anything goes wrong, you can safely run the script again. It will pick up where it left off.

1. You'll probably want to edit docs/_config.yml to change your Twitter name, etc. I recommend changing title, email, description, twitter_username, and github_username. You can totally skip this step though!
2. If you renamed the repo to something other than save-your-vines, then change baseurl in docs/_config.yml to your new repo name, otherwise the links won't work on GitHub.
3. Commit your changes to Git.
4. Push to GitHub, which will take at least 10 minutes.
5. Visit this repo's settings page and scroll down to the "GitHub Pages" section. Select "master branch /docs folder" as the source and save.
6. Wait a minute or two then reload the page. In the "GitHub Pages" section you'll see a green message with a link to your new blog.
7. You're done!