README.md

Git Command Guide

Git is a version control software designed by Linus Torvalds, thinking about the efficiency and reliability of maintaining application versions when they have a large number of code files.

Advantages:

• ✔️ Better teamwork
• ✔️ Control of changes in the project
• ✔️ Audit and reliability
• ✔️ Return to previous versions
• ✔️ Local & Remotes Repositories
• ▪️▪️▪️ And much more

Download
Linux Debian: $ sudo apt-get install git
Linux Fedora: $ sudo yum install git
Mac
Windows
You can write the commands in your CMD or in the git bash terminal

About this Guide:

• 🔈 Everything in bold means that the value is relative, it changes according to each one.
• 🔈 Is not a finished version.

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Commands 🚀

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GIT Version: 🕵

git --version

Set name credential: ✋

git config --global user.name "germancutraro"

Set E-mail credential: ✉️

git config — global user.email “[email protected]”

See all configurations: 🌍

git config —-list

See own custom configurations: 🌞

git config --list --global

Help Command 🙏

git help  

Get help from a specific command 👏

git help commit

Create a Repository 👊

git init

Delete a Repository 💥

rm -rf .git

Add a file 👉

git add index.html

Add multiple files 🖖

git add index.html index.js

Add all files 💥

git add .

Add all the files in the current directory by their extension: 🌕

git add *.txt

Add all the files that are in a folder: 📁

git add css/

Add all the files that were modified: 〽️

git add -u

Add all the files by their extension that are inside a folder: 📂

git add pdfs/*.pdf

See modified files 🔦

git status

See the modified files without so much information: 🤐

git status -s

See the modified files and in which branch we are working: 🔆

git status -sb

Delete a file that was in the staging area ⛔️

git reset index.js

Delete a file that was in the staging area by their extension ❌

git reset *.xml

Commit Changes 📝

git commit -m 'navbar created'

See all the commits that we did 👀

git log

See all the commits that we did in a pretty way 🌲

git log --oneline --decorate --all --graph

Create a Aliase/Shortcut 💧

git config --global alias.lg "log --oneline --decorate --all --graph"

So now we can do: git lg for the pretty log command 👆

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Review of the basic and important commands

• $ git init -> Initialize a local Git Repository
• $ git add <file> -> Add file to the Staging Area
• $ git status -> Check status of files in the working branch
• $ git commit -> Commit Changes
• $ git push -> Push to Remote Repository

See all the changes that happened between the working file and the staging file 📍

git diff

See all the changes that happened between the staging area file and the commited file ⭕

git diff --staged

Recover Files 💞

git checkout .

Delete all the changes added in a file 📄

git checkout -- README.md

Add files and commit in the same command: 🌟

git commit -am 'README actualizado'

Edit the commit message ✏️

git commit --amend -m 'We edited the message!'

Add or Back to the last commit ↶

git reset --soft HEAD^

Return to a specific commit in a weak way ↖️

git reset --soft 39ae8e6

Return to a specific commit in a hard way ⬅️

git reset --hard 39ae8e6

List of originated commits 📋

git reflog

Go back to a point 🔄

git reset --hard 43809d4

Rename Files ✍️

git mv index.js app.js

Delete Files ❌

git rm app.js

Branches

A branch is basically a new timeline that stores commits. They are used to develop functionalities independent of each other. The master branch is the default branch when you create a repository. Create new branches during development and merge them to the main branch when you finish.

Create a branch: 🔱

git branch myBranch

See the branches of our repository: 🔅

git branch

Work in a specific branch 🌿

git checkout myBranch

Create and move to a branch in a single command 🍀

git checkout -b myBranch

Merge branches:

First we go back to the master branch: ❄️

git checkout master

And now we run the next command 🌻

git merge myBranch

Once merged we can proceed to delete the branch 🌹

git branch -d myBranch

Tags

Create a tag 💅🏼

git tag -a v1.0.0 -m "Version 1.0.0"

Insert a tag in a specific commit 🔖

git tag -a v0.1.0 43809d4 -m 'Alpha Version'

See all Tags 🎌

git tag

See the tag message 👁‍🗨

git show v1.0.0

Delete a tag ✖️

git tag -d v0.1.0

Stash

Creation 📦

git stash

Get the list 💼

git stash list

Github

Once we create a repository, we can add it to the remote server: 📮

git remote add origin yourRepo.git

See the remote sources of our repository: ⬛

git remove -v

Once we have all our commits done and we have added the remote repository we can upload our files to Github:

Push: ✈️

git push -u origin master

But, as you can see, the tags are not uploaded with the git push command:

Push the tags ▶️

git push --tags

Ignore Files ❗️

_{For this, you must create a .gitignore files, and there you can write the files and foulders that you dont want to upload to the github repository like:}

node_modules
package-lock.json

Pull 🌌

git pull

Clone a Repository ⌛

git clone repoUrl.git

Clone a repository in a specific folder 📁

git clone repoUrl.git my-folder

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