basic-git.txt

In this guide we will learn pushing your code on git repository by using command line interface

If windows, then there is a git client you can install. then go to you workspace directory (where your files are)
* Right click and open git shell there.

If linux, then just to to your directoy and follow the steps.

* You need to initialise git in the directory such that git commands can be used inside.

git init

* After that you need to set your git config (to set that you are this specific user on git)

git config --global user.name=name && git config --global user.email=email

* For example, mine looks like this
git config --global user.name danascape && git config --global user.email danascape@gmail.com 

* The username and email are your git names (obviously :D ) 

* Then create a repository on your git (https://github.com/new)
* Some options will be show up
* Like name and if you want it public or private
* Set those accordingly
* After you are done with that, return to your shell

* We need to first track the files we want to push. It can be done as :-

git add filename1 filename2 .... 

or add all by 

git add --all

* Then you need to commit info about the files you tracked (like what things you did inside, like setup script for this or that, etc)

git commit -m "some info about files"

* A editor will open up where you need to write your commit description (no need to touch the things written in # below empty lines)
  then close your editor (vim, vi or nano, any is fine)

* After that you need to set your repository you made above on shell

git remote add origin(type-remote-name-here) repo-link

Then to push your work there

git push -u origin(your-remote-name) main(your-branch-name)

origin is your remote name and can be changed to any other (git remote add work repo-link)

main/master is set as default branch name and can be changed,

git checkout -b your-desired-branch-name

* So to push you'll need

git push -u your-remote-name your-branch-name

It'll ask you for credentials so you'll need to type that and your code will be pushed.