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docs.config.ts

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category: 'Project IDX',
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routes: [
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title: 'To GitHub in IDX',
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path: '/project-idx',
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icon: PullRequest,
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title: "Puh Code to IDX"
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description: "How to create .git in local reposity and push your files in Project IDX"
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category: "Project IDX"
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## These are the steps you need to follow to upload your project created in Project IDX to a GitHub repository, follow te next steps:
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1. Create a new repository on GitHub and make a note of the repository name you choose.
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2. If you want to bypass the steps up to Step 5 [Click Here](https://github.com/settings/tokens?type=beta)
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3. Go to your profile icon located in the upper right corner and click on the 'Settings' button
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4. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and select 'Developer Settings'
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5. Click on the 'Personal Access Token' button to expand its options, then choose 'Fine-grained Tokens'
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6. In the top right, you'll find a button labeled 'Generate Token' Click on that.
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7. "In the Token Name field, enter the name of the repository if you choose en the Step 1. to upload files in
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`(OPTIONAL) If you frequently work on the repository, you may adjust the expiration date.`
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8. By scrolling down further, you'll reveal three buttons that can be selected:
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> `Public Repositories (read-only)`
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> `All repositories`
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> `Only select repositories`
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`From the given options, select the one that aligns with your requirements. If you need access to a particular repository, choose the third option. For broader access to all repositories, opt for the second option.`
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9. In the Permissions section, select all checkboxes and change them to Read and Write. If this option doesn't exist, choose Read-Only
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10. Scroll to the bottom and click the green 'Generate Token' button. This will redirect you to a new page where you'll receive a token.
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`IMPORTANT: Keep this token confidential as it provides complete access to the option you chose in step 8.`
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11.You'll need to copy the Token given to you by GitHub. Next, navigate to Project IDX and perform these commands in the terminal
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- Init a GitHub in your files
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```bash
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git init
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```
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- Add all files to the staging area
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```bash
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git add .
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```
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- Commit the changes
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```bash
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git commit -m "{name_commit}"
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```
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- Change to branch main
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```bash
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git branch -M main
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```
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- Link your local repository to your remote GitHub repository
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```bash
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git remote add origin https://{your_fine_token}@github.com/{user}/{name_repo}
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```
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- Upload your files to branch main
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```bash
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git push -u origin main
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```
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> `If you have a error probably you're not linked your account GitHub in your IDX, follow the steps in` [Getting Started](/)

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