scriptya

[scriptya]

A simple photography single Responsive Portfolio 

project link:  https://mrnicklaus.github.io/Responsive-Portfolio-Site/

[scriptya]

Git and GitHub Commands

Git and GitHub Summary Notes

 1. Create a Folder with Files 

 2. Install Git  `git init` 

 3. To have a look at the stage area  `git status` 

 4. To add the file to the stage area `git add + filename` 

5. To commit the file under version control we use `git commit -m "message of the file"` 

 6. Actual Procedure when a password is required ``` git init git config user.name "someone" git config user.email "someone@someplace.com" git add + filename git commit -m "msg in present tense" ``` 

 Reference https://tecadmin.net/tutorial/git-tutorial/git-create-repository/ 

 7. To see the changes made after making some additions or deletions we use `git diff` 

 8. To return the changed file to the previous version we use `git checkout + filename` 

 Staging Area 

 Removing documents in the staging area - `git checkout + filename` after the `git add .` command 

 Un-Staging files `git rest HEAD + filename` 

 Deleting Files 

 `git restore <file>..."` to discard changes in working directory `git checkout`  to restore a deleted file from the folder To restore a deleted file with `git rm` we use 1. `git reset HEAD + filename` 

2. `git checkout + filename` To move everything to the staging area (changes and deletions) `git add --all` 

 Managing your log  

We use `git checkout + branch name` to change branches 

 To create a new branch we use `g`it branch + new branch name 

 To check out list of branches we use `git branch` 

To merge branches we use `git merge + branch to be merged` 

To rename a branch we use `git branch -m (org branch name) (new branch name)` 

To delete a branch we use `git branch -D +branchname` 

To switch to a hidden branch in github we use `git checkout -b (name of branch in git) (name of remote/name of branch in git)` ##### Grabbing all the github files 

 To create a mirror of all the branches from github we use `git clone --mirror (clone url) .git` 

To get all the files to appear on the folder `git config --bool core.bare false` 

To refresh the folder to get all the files `git reset --hard`

Using GitHub as a template 

Issue a remove command to remove all git log files to make the project a brand new project under your folder `rm -dfr .git` (be careful when using this command, its very dangerous!! lol)

To create a template we clear out any scripts or java-script files that we might not use 

 Then we issue a `git init` to officially make it your project 

 This will be followed by `git add .` then we commit  the template `git commit -m "new project"` to add the template to the log file 

GitHub 

 1. Create a new remote repository on GitHub with the local filename 

 2. Transfer command `git remote add origin (name of the remote) https://github.com/mrNicklaus/Poem.git (name of the branch)` 

 3. Push command `git push -u origin master` 

 Local Branching 

 1. To initialize branch `git branch + branch name` 

 2. To change branches `git checkout + branch name` 

3. To merge we return to the master branch to initialize the branch `git merge + branch name to be merged` 

 4. Remember to commit your changes before `git merge` 

5. After merge we push our changes to our local rep we use the command `git push -u rhyme(remote ) master (branch)`  

Remote Branching 

 https://github.com/mrNicklaus/Marvela/network 

 1. Create a new rep with a read me file 

2. Create a new file.txt 

3. Commit file after adding a description of the file.txt that you have just created 4. Create a branch from the master 

5. Inside the new branch edit changes in the file.txt 

6. Commit the changes to the new branch 

7. Create another file in the master branch and commit the changes 

 8. We use the term pull to merge two branches together, so we click on `New Pull request` 

9. Choose the base as the master and the compare as the new branch that was created 

10. Create Pull Request 

11. Merge Pull Request 

12. Add a message about the merge 

13. Confirm 

14. The merge has been performed successfully on GitHub /Remotely