Using GitHub

This page shows some github commands used frequently in a collaborative code development project such as nptool or midas2nptool. Github is also effective when a sole developer wants to keep track of his code progress and versioning. In the following sections, nptool will be used as an example, however with minor changes, the same commands can be applied to midas2npttol or any other project.

Cloning
- #An example git clone                     // Comment: project url - #Output example here's an output..

Defining remote repositories
- #An example git remote -v                // Comment: v for verbose - #Output example here's an output..

Updating your code
- #An example git merge xyz xyz - #Output example here's an output..

Commiting your changes
- #An example git commit -m " This is your message about what have you done, don't forget the quotation marks" - #Output example here's an output..

Pushing your contribution
- #An example git push origin NPtool.2.dev      // Comment: NPtool.2.dev is simply the name of the repo.. - #Output example here's an output..

using travis
What's Travis?