Git Commands

Getting Started

Initialize or clone a repository.

Basic Workflow

Stage, commit, and push changes.

Viewing Changes

Inspect repository state.

Branching

Create and manage branches.

Merging

Combine branches together.

Rebasing

Reapply commits on another base.

Remote Repositories

Work with remotes like GitHub.

Stashing

Temporarily save changes.

Undoing Changes

Undo commits and restore files.

Git Version Control

Interactive terminal for learning Git commands. Click buttons in the sidebar or type commands directly.

Example Code

HTML and JavaScript to create this interactive Git terminal demo.

HTML

<terminal-window id="terminal" theme="dark" prompt="~/project (main) $ " cursor-style="block" cursor-blink="true" welcome="Git Tutorial - Type 'help' for available commands." ></terminal-window>

JavaScript

import { registerGitCommands } from './commands/git-commands.js'; const terminal = document.getElementById('terminal'); // Register all Git commands registerGitCommands(terminal); // Helper to run commands from buttons function run(cmd) { terminal.executeCommand(cmd); }

Custom Command Example

// Simulated git status command terminal.registerCommand('git', (args) => { if (args[0] === 'status') { return `On branch main Your branch is up to date with 'origin/main'. Changes not staged for commit: modified: src/app.js Untracked files: README.md`; } });