GitHub getting started

For GitHub introduction, see Baidu encyclopedia.

1. register an account at https://github.com.

2. After the registration is successful, create a repository (repository ).

The new page is as follows:

Enter the project name. All other items are default.

After the creation is successful, the browser jumps to a new page, as shown below:

Remember to use the address marked in red.

The following prompt shows you how to submit a project to the repository you just created through the command line. When you create a repository, a unique address is generated,

In this example: https://github.com/itmyhome2013/mygithub.git

3. download and install the client msysgit

: Http://msysgit.github.io/installation after download, continue to the next step

After installing msysgit, right-click and choose "Git init here" in the local repository to add a. Git folder,

This indicates that the local git is successfully created. Right-click git Bash to enter the GIT command line, and open the following git bash interface:

4. Create a version Library
What is a version library? A version library, also known as a repository, has the English name repository. You can simply think of it as a directory where all files can be managed by git,

The modification and deletion of each file can be tracked by git, so that history can be tracked at any time, or "restored" at a certain time in the future ".

Therefore, creating a version library is very simple.

Step 1: first, select an appropriate place to create an empty directory (disk D in this example ):

$ cd d:$ mkdir mygithub$ cd mygithub$ pwd/d/mygithub

CD is to enter a directory, mkdir indicates new.

The PWD command is used to display the current directory. My repository is located in/D/mygithub

Step 2: Use the GIT init command to change this directory to a git-managed repository.

$ git initInitialized empty Git repository in d:/mygithub/.git/

In an instant, git builds the repository and tells you that it is an empty repository (empty git repository). In the mygithub directory, we have an additional. Git directory,

This directory is used by git to track and manage version libraries. Do not manually modify the files in this directory. Otherwise, the GIT repository will be damaged.

5. Add the file to the version Library

Create a new readme.txt file under the/D/mygithub directory with the content Hello GitHub

Step 1: Run git add to tell git to add the file to the repository:

$ git add README.txt

If the preceding command is not displayed, the Unix philosophy is "no message is good news", indicating that the addition is successful.

If you want to add all files, use git Add. "." To add all files in the current directory.

Step 2: Run git commit to tell git to submit the file to the repository:

$ git commit -m "hello github"[master (root-commit) 0db7ba5]1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)create mode 100644 README.txt

Step 3: Enter the remote address

$ git remote add origin https://github.com/itmyhome2013/mygithub.git

Https: the unique address generated when the repository is created.

Step 4: Upload to GitHub:

$ git push -u origin master

Then, you will be prompted to enter the user name and password:

Username for ‘https://github.com‘: yourUsernamePassword for ‘https://[email protected]‘: yourPassword

Note: The password is not displayed on the console.

After the submission is successful, you can go to GitHub to view your project.

Attach all command operations:

Summary:
1. Register a GitHub account

2. Create a repository warehouse

3. Install the msysgit Client

4. Create a version Library

1) create a directory

2) run the GIT init command to change the directory to a git-managed repository.

5. add files to the version Library

1) Use the GIT add command. Note that you can use it multiple times to add multiple files.

2) use the command git commit to submit to the repository

3) run the GIT Remote Command to enter the remote address.

4) use the GIT push command to upload data to GitHub.

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Source: http://blog.csdn.net/itmyhome1990/article/details/39579099

GitHub getting started