How to push code to GITHUB

1. Signup to Github
2. Sign in to Github

Once in a computer

1. Download git software
2. Open terminal and verify git installation using below command

 git --version        

1. If the above command prints the version - execute following things

git config --global user.name "Your Name"
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"        

Once in a project

1. Initialize git using bellow command

git init        

1. Go to your profile page in GitHub website & create a new repository.
2. and copy the path and paste in terminal as bellow

git remote add origin [<https://github.com/yourgithubname/yourreponame.git>](<https://github.com/joinwebla/ecommerce-app-2.git>)        

1. Verify remote path setup using bellow command

git remote -v        

Every time when you push the code

1. You can run the following command any time to check the files status

git status        

• red_files - untracked - not decided to push to GitHub
• green_files - staged - you are finalised
• no_changes - committed

1. Run the bellow command to add files to stag

git add .        

1. Commit your changes with a message

git commit -m 'Your message that explains about the changes included here'        

1. Push your changes to origin using your username and access token created in your GitHub Profile section

git push origin master        

1. Enter your GitHub username & Access token to push code to GitHub.
2. You can see your changes pushed to GitHub successfully.