Git, GitHub and Eclipse

Section-A

Installing Git on Local System, Create project file and Upload on GitHub Repository

Install Git

• Download Git

For Windows 64-bit System. Download 64-bit Git for Windows Setup

 

It will install Git GUI, Git CMD and Git Bash (Will use Git Bash)

 

• Create Git Hub Public Repository.    Ex :- testing-git-eclipse

• Open Git Bash on your system

$mkdir test-git-eclipse                                                      — Create local git repository

$cd test-git-eclipse                                                             — Change directory

$git init                                                                                 — initialize local git repository

$nano   index.html                                                                  — Create project file, with some data.

Data for testing

$git add  .                                                                              – Stage content of current directory

$git commit  -m  “Added index.html”                             — Commit data

$git remote add origin  https://github.com/AmolShende/testing-git-eclipse.git

• Add remote Git Repository

$git push origin master                                                      — will push code from local repository

to git hub repository

 

Section-B

 

Installing Eclipse on Local System , Create Sample Java Project and Push it on Git Hub Repository

 

• Download and Install Eclipse

It will Download file eclipse-inst-jre-win64.exe

Install the Eclipse. It will require Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable (x64)

Please download and install the same.

 

Eclipse Will get installed.

 

 

• Create Java Project in Eclipse

File – New – Java Project – Name: – testjavaproject

Java Project named testjavaproject gets created

 

• Create Public Repository on github.com.
• Create Access Token on GitHub
• Log in to GitHub.
• Verify your email if needed.
• Click your profile photo, then Settings.
• Navigate to Developer settings.
• Select Personal access tokens.
• Generate a new token.
• Name your token descriptively.
• Choose expiration and permissions.
• Generate the token.
• Copy and securely store it.
• Share the Project

Right click Project – Team – Share Project

Create – Finish

• Commit and Push the Project on GitHub

Right Click Project –  Team – Commit

 

 

Press   Commit

 

Commit and push the project to the repo

Commit and push every change to the repo

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Author:-
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IT Education Centre Placement & Training Institute

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