There are many things you can do with React Refs. Refs in React are a powerful tool but they can be tricky and can be misused easily which can lead to lots of bugs and unexpected behaviours. we will go through most of the ways we can utilize the Refs for good
You can read more about git commands in git-scm docs.
Initial Config
Set username and password.
# Setting user name
git config --global user.name { github_username }
# Setting user email
git config --global user.email { github_email }
List all config
git config --list
Git clone
Clone repository
git clone ${ repository_url }
Using this command you can download and initialize a repository from a remote url into your local machine.
Clone repository with different name
git clone { repository_url } { folder_name }
Clone to a specific directory
git clone { repository_url } { directory_path }
Clone a specific branch
git clone -b { branch_name } { repository_url }
Intializing a repository from folder
Using git init
git init
To initialize a repository, Git creates a hidden directory called .git . This .git directory stores all of the objects and refs that Git uses and creates as a part of your project's history.
Connect initialized repository to remote url
git remote add origin { repository_url }
Commiting changes to repository
To Check status of files
git status
Green lines indicate files are added to staging area.
Red lines indicate files are not added to staging area.
Add files to staging area
# Add particular file to staging area
git add ${ file1.txt } ${ file2.txt }
# To add all files in that directory
git add .
Commit changes
git commit -m "Commit message"
Push code
# Push to master branch
git push origin master
# Push to a particular branch
git push origin { branch_name }
# Push all branches to remote repository
git push --all origin
Pulling code from a branch
# Pull from master branch
git pull origin master
# Push to a particular branch
git pull origin { branch_name }
Commands on Git Branch
List all branches
git branch
Green text indicates you are currently on that branch.
Create a new branch
git branch { branch_name }
Creates a new branch and switches to newly created branch
git checkout -b { branch_name }
Switch to another branch
git checkout { branch_name }
Delete a branch
git branch -d {branch_name}