GITHUB WORKSHOP

Prerequisites

Make sure you have a Terminal / CLI (Command Line Interface)
- If using windows, we recommend using Git Bash
Check if Git is installed in your computer
- Open CLI and type $ git --version
Create an account on Github
Make sure you have a code editor
- We recommend VS Code

Syntax	Command
`$ git config`	Sets up your local github identity
`$ git init`	Turns an existing directory into a git repository
`$ git clone [url]`	Clones a repo from `url`
`$ git add -A`	Stages all changes made on the curren repo (diff between -a and .?)
`$ git commit -m "message"`	Commits the previously added changes, getting them ready to push
`$ git push`	Pushes the commited changes to the remote branch (origin)
`$ git pull`	Pulls all changes locally to keep your repo updated with the remote
`$ git branch`	Shows the user all the existing branches
`$ git checkout -b [newBranch]`	Creates and switches to a new branch called `newBranch`
`$ git status`	Shows the working tree status
`$ git reset`	Resets current HEAD to the specified state
`$ git rebase`	Reapply commits on top of another base tip

$ git config --global user.name "John Doe"
$ git config --global user.email johndoe@example.com
$ git config --global init.defaultBranch main

Command Line
- cd / ls / pwd / cd ..
- git --version (install git prompt)
Create first repo from website
- Create on website with readme
- Clone locally
Create repo from existing directory
- Create on website without readme
- git init locally
Make your first commit/push
Can also edit directly on repo website
Forks
Pull requests