Step 1: Create your own repository on Github
Step 2: Create a local repository cd to your local project root directory and execute the git command
1: $ cd to your project directory
2：$ git init
Step 3: Add all files in the local project workspace to the staging area
3：$ git add .
Step 3: Submit the files in the staging area to the local warehouse
4: $ git commit -m "comment"
Step 5: Associate the local repository to Github
5: $ git remote add origin https://github.com/zhibinhsu/ShowAllLabel.git use your own url (the address of the created warehouse, assign the address in the address bar)
If this step prompts an error: fatal: remote origin already exists. The solution is as follows:
1. First delete the remote Git repository $ git remote rm origin
2. Add the remote Git repository again $ git remote add origin https://github.com/zhibinhsu/ShowAllLabel.git use your own url (the address of the created repository, assign the address in the address bar)
Sync to server
6：$ git push -f origin master