The name of the folder on your local machine does not have to match your github repository. You can indeed call your online github repository Rubi.jl
. There are two ways to develop a package on github:
-
Create an empty repository on github first. You may call this
Rubi.jl
. Clone this empty repository in your local workstation and runPkgTemplates
(or copy paste that structure it already created). Then usegit push
to push everything to the remote repo. -
Create the package first using
PkgTemplates
like you did and then create your repository on github. However, to make an existing folder into a git-tracked folder, there are a few steps you have to take, which are all a simple Google search away. The general gist is that you first initialize the folder as a git repository (i.e.git init
) and then “connect” this local folder to your online github repository by running adding thefetch/pull
remote links.
I generally prefer the first way as it tends to be quite easier. If you are a git beginner, know that the learning slope is quite steep.