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- 1) Open the termnial application
- 2) Have you created the Githubs folder?
- - check `ls | grep Githubs`
- - if folder is not listed:
- -create the Githubs folder `mkdir Githubs`
- 3) Change directory into the Githubs folder
- `cd Githubs`
- 4) In browser, navigate to the clients github page.
- 5) Click on the Clone or Download dropdown and copy the web URL
- 6) In the terminal, clone the directory
- `git clone <web Url>`
- 7) Get the name of your newly created directory
- `ls -lt | head -2 | tail -1`
- - the output will look something like this: drwxr-xr-x 121 <your username> staff 3872 <today's date> <new directory name>
- 8) Change directory into the newly created directory
- `cd <new directory name>`
- 9) Open Finder and navigate to the newly created directory
- 10) Copy all files/folders into the directory
- 11) In the terminal, you can see all the new folders
- `ls`
- 12) Commit the new folders/files to your local Github index with a message describing the contents
- `git comit --all -m "client first commit"`
- 13) Push the new files back to the master branch of the public Github
- `git push`
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