Reputation: 29
I am brand new to github. I made a repo a week ago and already forgot how to access it from the mac terminal. So I just made a clone of a github repository online, how do I access that clone? Where is located? Thank you.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 3591
Reputation: 2605
Using the terminal. 'cd' into the directory in which you wish to clone the project.
Once in the directory. You have to initialize git using
git init
At this point, if you have any files in that folder you can add them using
git add .
The . means all files, if you wish to specify specific files then it is
git add index.html
once you have added. You commit using.
git commit -m "first commit"
Once committed, you add it to remote
git remote add origin {like to your repo}
Last step is to push it, using
git push -u origin master
Master referes to the master branch.
If you want a simple way out. use https://desktop.github.com/
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 631
I think this will help you, follow the steps given below
git clone (here put https link)
please review the link for the reference.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 782
When you write in the terminal:
git clone 'url of your repo'
It will make a copy of it inside the current directory. I don't know where you typed the command but it will be there. If you used one of those programs with visual interface you probably should look in the preferences, if it didn't ask you where you wanted to clone the repo it probably has some default.
Btw: even if it's harder at the beginning.. Learn how to use git from the command line
Upvotes: 0