TThe following section explains the process of creating the website that will serve as a repository. VS Code was used for HTML, CSS, and JS programming, Git Bash for uploading files to the repository, and Dillinger to simplify the creation of entries for the project.
Git Bash is a tool that lets you use Git through a command-line interface on Windows. It works like a Linux terminal, so you can run basic commands like listing files or moving between folders, which aren’t normally available in Windows Command Prompt. With Git Bash, you can do important Git tasks like cloning repositories, making commits, and pushing changes to remote servers. It also lets you run simple scripts to automate tasks. Overall, it helps Windows users work with Git in a way that feels more like using a Unix or Linux system.
Poner lista de comandos importantes y esquema de workflow
1. To get started, you need to install Git "Version Control." To do this, click on the "Download" option, as shown in the image.
2. I created my credentials in Git and linked them to my online repository using my SSH key.
3. By entering the SSH key generated as a text file in GitLab, I can now validate the following actions I perform with Git.
4. Create a new folder where the pre-existing files of the web/portfolio project will be cloned. Use the GIT INIT command to set the master folder and then clone with GIT CLONE.
5. Download a template from the ThemeWagon website that will include the HTML, CSS, and JS files. Edit them later to fit the needs of the portfolio
6. Replace the files created in the master folder.
7. Select the cached files to replace by navigating to the folder with GIT ADD ., then create a version with GIT COMMIT -M "version name", and finally replace it with GIT PUSH.
8. The folder was uploaded to the repository as a branch from the origin, so I had to merge them. Since there were duplicate files, it asked me to specify which ones should remain and be replaced. After defining this, I was able to provide the necessary data to execute the page.