Publishing in GitHub

• Make your folder in local host and add the required files in the folder (SRCFOLDER). One of the required files is README.md, which will contain overview of the project.
• Add git to the SRCFOLDER. It will make a .git folder into the SRCFOLDER

$ SRCFOLDER git init

• Add the files into the git.

$ SRCFOLDER git add *.*

• Commit the files into git. The files will be committed with HEAD as master.

$ SRCFOLDER git commit -m "initial commit"

• Make new repository in GitHub. It should be totally empty (sumprain/XXX).
• Copy the https address of GitHub repository obtained from the right bottom of the repository page. It is https://www.github.org/sumprain/XXX.
• Clone the GitHub repository into SRCFOLDER. Cloning creates a copy of GitHub repository into SRCFOLDER as SCRFOLDER/XXX, and will have all the contents of the XXX into it including a .git folder. It gives a name origin to the remote source.

$ SRCFOLDER git clone https://www.github.org/sumprain/XXX

• Push the contents of the SRCFOLDER into the sumprain/XXX. It will copy the contents of SRCFOLDER into sumprain/XXX.

$ SRCFOLDER git push origin master

• In case of modification of contents in the SRCFOLDER, commit the changes and then run another push.