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Here Are Common Git and GitHub Commands You

This document outlines essential Git and GitHub commands for managing a React project, categorized by workflow stages such as initial setup, typical workflow, branching, pulling and merging, and cleanup. Key commands include cloning a repository, staging and committing changes, creating and switching branches, and managing dependencies for React development. It serves as a quick reference for developers to efficiently use Git in their React projects.

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Here Are Common Git and GitHub Commands You

This document outlines essential Git and GitHub commands for managing a React project, categorized by workflow stages such as initial setup, typical workflow, branching, pulling and merging, and cleanup. Key commands include cloning a repository, staging and committing changes, creating and switching branches, and managing dependencies for React development. It serves as a quick reference for developers to efficiently use Git in their React projects.

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Here are common Git and GitHub commands you'll use when working on a React project, broken

down by workflow stage:

Initial Setup

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# Clone a repository

git clone https://github.com/username/repo-name.git

# Initialize Git in your React project (if not already a repo)

git init

# Add a remote repository

git remote add origin https://github.com/username/repo-name.git

Typical Workflow

Stage, Commit, and Push Changes

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# Check status of your files

git status

# Stage all changes

git add .

# Or stage specific files

git add src/App.js

# Commit with a message

git commit -m "Add feature X"


# Push changes to remote (main branch)

git push origin main

Branching

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# Create a new branch

git checkout -b feature/my-new-feature

# Switch to an existing branch

git checkout develop

# Push a new branch to GitHub

git push -u origin feature/my-new-feature

Pull and Merge

bash

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# Pull latest changes from main

git pull origin main

# Merge another branch into current one

git merge feature/my-new-feature

Cleanup

bash

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# Delete a branch locally

git branch -d feature/my-old-branch

# Delete a branch remotely


git push origin --delete feature/my-old-branch

React-Specific (Local Dev)

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# Start React development server

npm start

# Install dependencies

npm install

# Build for production

npm run build

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