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35 changes: 34 additions & 1 deletion task-1/setup.sh
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# Write your code here
echo "Creating project…"
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Usually it is a good practice to include #!/bin/bash or #!/usr/bin/env bash line at the beginning of a shell script file.

mkdir project;
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In shell scripting, using semicolons ath the end of a line is not necessary, but it is possible to use them of course.

cd project
git init
mkdir resources src
touch settings.conf
cd resources
touch "family picture.jpg" icon.png logo.png
cd ../src
mkdir database profile
touch program.java
git add -A
git commit -m "initial commit"
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As of this point you're still in src directory. It's usually a good practice to change directory into the root before running git commands.

sleep 3
echo "Setup projet..."
echo "Welcome to my project" >README.md
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As of this point you're still in src directory. So README.md file will be created in src, but it needs to be in the root (project) directory.

cd src
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As you are already in src directory, this command will throw an error:

line 17: cd: src: No such file or directory

rmdir profile
cd ../resources
rm "family picture.jpg"
git add -A
git commit -m "second commit" -m "removed family picture Woopsie😁 and my personal profile"
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Nice job on a descriptive commit message. But a signle message needs to be created. You can remove the first one.

sleep 3
ls
echo "Setup javascript…"
cd ../src
git mv program.java program.js
echo 'console.log("JavaScript Works!");' >program.js
node program.js
git add -A
git commit -m "third commit" -m "java script works now/ renamed program and added 1 line of code"
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Nice job on a descriptive commit message. But a signle message needs to be created. You can remove the first one.

cd ~
ls
echo 'All done!'
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<paste here your github username>
<noneeeed>