Prerequisites

Be registered on Github Have an app

Big flow

① Create a working tree ② Register the file in the index ③ Register the file in the local repository ④ Connect to remote repository ⑤ Register the file in the remote repository

Premise

The current directory is in the folder that contains the files you want to upload to GitHub

① Create a working tree

git init
Make sure .git is generated ls -a

② Register the file in the index

git add *
Remarks

Is a wildcard that indexes all files in the current directory

③ Register the file in the local repository

git commit -m 'test'
Remarks -m is a function to add a comment to a commit and may or may not be added.
Confirmation Confirm that it was committed git log Author: xxx Date: Sun xxx xx 17:35:23 2020 +0900

test

④ Connect to remote repository

`git remote add origin https://github.com/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx.git`



 <br> Remarks
 origin is the remote repository name and can be any name you like. Basically origin
 https / //github.com/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx.git is the remote repository URL. Granted when you create a repository on a GitHub web page. (Maybe there's something like that on the repository page)

 <br> Confirmation
```git remote -v```
 <br> Remarks
 The connected remote repository destination is displayed


## ⑤ Register the file in the remote repository
```git push origin master```

 <br> Remarks
 master is the branch name. The default is master.
 If you want to check your current branch, use the following command
git branch --contains

 <br> Confirmation
 Visit your GitHub repository page and make sure it's uploaded

How beginners can upload their apps to GitHub