Creating a repository in GitHub

  1. Login to your github account.
  2. Go to search tab and search for iitrabhi.
  3. You will find the account as shown.
  4. It will look like this. You can notice the repositories tab in the page.
  5. Click the repository and go to find repository as shown.
  6. Type project there, you will find the project template as shown.
  7. Go to use this template button, and click it.
  8. You will get two options. Select the Create a new repository.
  9. You will find the new window, asking for repository name, description and status Public or Private.
  10. Give a name to the repository, add some description to it, and then set the status as Private.
  11. This is how your repository will look. Now you can update or edit the readme file, which explains your work and helps collaborators recognise the work they are doing with you.
  12. Now you have created the repository in your GitHub account.

Cloning the repository in your local system

In the earlier step, we created the repository in the GitHub account. In this step, we will clone that repository to the local system. 1. Open the GitHub desktop in your system which you have learned to install in the previous section. Go to Add. 2. You will find three options, select the clone repository. 3. Type the repository name which you have created in GitHub.com. 4. Like we have typed meso. 5. Now select the repository and click the clone button and you are done. You have cloned you repository in the local path give or you can change the location by clicking choose.

How to open the repository in Obsidian

  1. Click to the icon Open new vault in the left hand corner.
  2. After clicking, you will find the dialogue box.
  3. Select the folder where you have placed you working files.
  4. After opening the folder, you will find a pop-up window asking for trust the author. Click trust the author.
  5. Close the another popup.
  6. Finally, you have created the repository, which is GitHub synced.
  7. You will find the left ribbon and right ribbon in obsidian. Right-click on the left ribbon and remove the Open common plate, Insert template and templater.
  8. You are done with the project template setting for Avakaln.