Master GitHub: Create Your First Repo in Minutes with CLI

Learn how to create your first GitHub repository step-by-step using just your terminal and GitHub CLI, no need to manually click around the GitHub website. This tutorial is perfect for beginners or anyone looking to streamline their GitHub workflow. In this video, I will cover the following: Creating a GitHub Account Setting up GitHub CLI on your terminal Installing GitHub CLI Authenticating via GitHub CLI or using a Personal Access Token Creating and pushing your first repository Creating a local project folder Initializing Git Adding and committing files Creating and pushing the repo using GitHub CLI Commands used in this tutorial: Install GitHub CLI (macOS) brew install gh Authenticate GitHub CLI gh auth login Alternative authentication export GH_TOKEN=your_token_here Create and push repo mkdir My_First_Repository cd My_First_Repository git init git add . git commit -m "Initial commit" gh repo create My_First_Repository --public --source=. --remote=origin --push git push origin main # or git push origin master Have questions or want to collaborate? Email: [email protected] Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tutorials on Git, GitHub, Data Science, and Tech Career tips! #github #gittutorial #GitHubCLI #gitforbeginners #codingbasics #TerminalSkills #DataWithAshok