From the course: Creating Technical Documentation with GitHub
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Setting up a repository - GitHub Tutorial
From the course: Creating Technical Documentation with GitHub
Setting up a repository
- [Instructor] In this tutorial, we are going to be creating a repo and also push some files as a test to the repo. Go to github.com, then, if you don't have an account, click Sign up. And if you do, click Sign in. Once you click Sign in, it'll present you with username or email, password, sign in. SMS authentication. (phone dings) Okay. So, I'm here now, let's go create a repo. Click on New. And the name of my repo is going to be flutterwave. So I have some codes for flutterwave payment. So that's what I'll be using to test. Make sure you set this to Public. And click Create repository. All right, so these are the codes we need. Okay. Let's go to terminal. And make sure you navigate your way to flutterwave or any folder you'd like to push. Okay? So the first thing we have here is just be copying and pasting these lines of code, okay? But I don't like this README, so you can start with git init. Copy git init. Paste it. Hit the Enter button. Good. Next. Copy this. Paste it. Hit the…