- Create a GitHub Repository: Go to GitHub and log in. Click on the "+" icon in the top right corner and select "New repository". Fill in the repository name, description, and choose public or private. Initialize the repository with a README if you want.
- Clone the Repository to Your Local Machine: Open your project in Visual Studio. Open the Team Explorer window. Click on "Manage Connections" and then click "Connect to a Project." Clone the GitHub repository to your local machine.
- Add Project to Repository: Copy your C# project files into the local repository folder. Open a terminal or command prompt in the repository folder. Run the following commands: bash Copy code git add . git commit -m "Initial commit" git push origin master
- Create a Release: In your GitHub repository, go to the "Releases" tab. Click on "Create a new release." Fill in the tag version (e.g., v1.0.0) and release title. Attach the compiled executable or the entire project if you prefer.
- Write a README.md: Create a README file in your project directory (if you haven't done so). Describe your project, how to use it, and any dependencies. Include screenshots if applicable.
- Add a License: Choose an open-source license for your project. Create a file named LICENSE in your project directory.
- Update .gitignore: If not already present, create a .gitignore file to exclude unnecessary files from version control. Visual Studio and GitHub provide default .gitignore templates for C# projects.
- Push Changes: Commit and push any changes to the GitHub repository.
Gohulan/BatchFileGenerator
A simple C# Windows Forms application that allows users to generate batch files for automating command-line tasks. The application provides two textboxes for entering commands and log file names, a button to generate the batch file, and a save file dialog for easy file creation.
C#