Git Cookbook

Yes, this is an actual cookbook with recipes for delicious food. It is primarily used for git training.

This repo is a place you can practice Git commands and using GitHub without worrying about breaking anyone's code. It is also a place to practice or learn Markdown syntax.

👨🏻‍🍳 Recipes: Table of Contents

How to add a recipe

To learn and practice basic Git commands, add a recipe to this cookbook. Do you have a favorite recipe for homemade bread that was passed down from your Grandma? If its not a family secret, you can share it here!

Fork this repo. Click the Fork button on the GitHub page to make a copy of this repo to your local user account.
Clone your repo to your local computer.
```
git clone <url-of-your-fork>
```

Create a new branch

git branch add-Pancakes
git checkout add-Pancakes

Add a new file to the recipes/ folder and update the index.md table of contents.

cd recipes/
cp _template.md pancakes2.md
# Edit pancakes2.md
# Edit index.md to add link

Stage and commit your changes.

# Stage Changes
git add pancakes2.md  # To add specific files
git add -A            # -or- add all untracked files

# Commit changes
git commit -m "added new pancake recipe"

Push changes to GitHub.
```
git push origin add-Pancakes
```
Make a Pull Request to merge your add-Pancakes branch to the main branch.

Here is a visual representation of what you have done. In this example, the repo owner "tagged" the merged pull request as a new release.

gitGraph
    commit
    commit
    commit
    branch add-Pancakes
    checkout add-Pancakes
    commit id: "new pancake recipe"
    commit id: "update TOC"
    checkout main
    merge add-Pancakes
    commit tag: "0.1.4"

blaylockbk/Cookbook

Git Cookbook

👨🏻‍🍳 Recipes: Table of Contents

How to add a recipe