Creating a GitHub Repository

Go to GitHub

Sign up to register yourself on GitHub, if you haven't had an account yet. Else, sign-in with your account credentials.

In the dashboard, click on the + icon (this is located on the top-right corner before your profile-picture of the website). Then click on New repository:

Create a new repository with the name Heroku-Image-Classification-App.

Then click on the Create repository button.

Come back to your CloudxLab console visible in the right-side section, and go to the directory Image-Classification-App using:

cd ~
cd Image-Classification-App

Run git init to initialize a git repository inside your project.

Then, add the current project directory Image-Classification-App to git using the command git add .

Use git status to see the files which are going to be committed by you.

Now commit it - along with a message - using the command git commit -m "first commit" . Here -m indicates the message.

Copy the link to the GitHub repo, as highlighted below:

Use the following command and paste the link you copied:

git remote add origin << your repo link comes here >>

We could check the path again, using git remote -v. Make sure the path which is visible here is the same as the one which was earlier copied.

Push the project repo into GitHub using the following command:

git push -u origin master

When prompted for the username and password, fill-in those details with your GitHub credentials.

Now go to the repository you created on the GitHub page and refresh the page. All the files and folders in Image-Classification-App will appear there.