🚀 Project Setup and Git Workflow Guide

This guide explains how to set up the project in Visual Studio Code using Git CLI, and how to make, commit, and push code changes to the repository.

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🛠️ Setting Up the Project in VS Code

1. Clone the Repository

Clone the project from the Git server using the repository URL:

git clone git@192.168.1.38:ProjectName.git

Replace ProjectName.git with your actual project name.

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2. Open the Project in VS Code

Navigate into the cloned project folder and open it in Visual Studio Code:

cd ProjectName
code .

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3. Install Dependencies

Install all required packages using npm or pnpm:

npm install
# OR
pnpm install

Note for pnpm users: If some scripts are not executed correctly, run:

pnpm approve-builds

• Use the space bar to select all packages.
• Press Y to confirm and approve.

4. Run the project

After installing all required packages using npm or pnpm run the project using the below command:

npm run dev # or npm start
# OR
pnpm dev

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✍️ Making Changes, Committing, and Pushing

1. Set Git User Configuration (if not set)

Configure your Git identity for commits:

git config user.name "Your Name"
git config user.email "youremail@example.com"

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2. Make Code Changes

Make your desired code or file changes using VS Code.

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3. Stage Changes

Stage the files you want to commit:

git add .

⚠️ Only stage the files you intend to commit. Avoid including sensitive configuration files unless necessary.

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4. Commit Changes

Commit with a descriptive message and your name:

git commit -m "Your commit message - Your Name"

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5. Push Changes to Remote

Push the committed changes to the remote repository:

git push -u origin main

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✅ Done!

You’ve successfully set up the project, made changes, and pushed them using Git and VS Code. Happy coding! 💻