Configuring Git
- To login in git username :-
git config --global user.name "username"
- To login in git email :-
git config --global user.email "useremail"
- To see the username in git :-
git config --global user.name
- To see the email in git :-
git config --global user.email
- To see all the configuration :-
git config --global --list
Starting a repository
- To make git repository :-
git init
- To see Status :-
git status
Staging files
- To make a new file :-
touch filename.extension
- To make changes :- After changes has been done use
git add filename.extension or
git add . for
transferring all the files to staging area. This commnad is also used to add file into staging area
and
after that it will be commited.
- To commit :-
git commit -m "message for commit"
Git Stages(Flow)
Git Log Commands
- To see all the commits :-
git log
- To rollback to previous commits :-
git checkout *hashcode*
Git Checkout Commands
- To rollback to previous commit :-
git checkout --filename
To create a new Branch
- To create a new branch:-
git switch -c your-new-branch-name
Pushing projects on Github
- Step 1:- First make a repository on Github.
- Step 2:- Copy the Link of the repository by clicking on Code(the green
button with a dropdown.)
- Step 3:- Open Git Bash CMD and go to the folder with all the files.
- Step 4:- Initialize the folder as Git repository using
git init
- Step 5:- Now stage all the files which is needs to be commited. (To stage all the files use
git
add .)
- Step 6:- Check the status using
git status command.
- Step 7:- Commit the files which are staged using
git commit -m "*Meaningful comments*"
command.
- Step 8:- Type
git remote add origin *Link which you copied in Step 2*.
- Step 9:- Then push the files using
git push -u origin master. You will be asked
for your
username
and
password or Personal Access Token for Github
Git and Github Documentation
Posts to know more about Git and Github