GitHub

git init - initialize git in your local machine

git status - show the status of the branch

git add [name_of_the-file] - adding specific files to be committed

git add. - adding all files in the folder to be committed

git checkout -b [branch-name] - create a new branch

git commit -m 'comment' - commit and leave a comment

git push origin [branch_name] - push changes to the specified branch

git pull origin [branch_name] - pull everything from the specified branch

git remote add origin [url_of_the_branch] - adding an existing repository that was created on GitHub

git remote -v     - lists git remotes at the current directory 

git clone [url] - fetching code from GitHub to your local machine

git log - history 

Connecting to the repo via terminal: 

$ git remote add origin [remote rpo URL]

#Sets the new remote

$ git remote -v 

#verifies the new remote URL

git push -u origin main

- You can add collaborators via settings.

Workflow at Github: 

• To contribute to the project do the followings: 
• Fork the project to your own GitHub 
• Clone the url of the project to your own machine
• Do your changes
• Push the content to GitHub
• Then do the pull request for the permission to add your changes to original repo 
• Add description for your changes. 

git branch -b branchName (Creating a new branch: )

git branch -d branchName (Deleting a branch)

git push origin --delete branchName (deleting branch remotely)

git branch - (switching between last used branches)

https://medium.com/@immily/sampe-of-git-workflow-for-small-team-6d5836b9b7ce