Quickstart

Get started with Corigin by creating and pushing to a repository in just a few commands.

1. 1

   Download the Corigin CLI

   npm install -g @corigin/cli

2. 2

   Then, authenticate the CLI through the browser.

   corigin login

3. 3

   Create and initialize a repository

   corigin init is a convenience command that will create a new git repository, create a new Corigin repository, and add the Corigin remote to your local repository.

   mkdir corigin-example
   cd corigin-example
   corigin init

4. 4

   Create a new file and commit

   echo "Hello, Corigin!" > hello.txt
   git add hello.txt
   git commit -m "Add hello.txt"

5. 5

   Push to Corigin

   git push

6. 6

   Test by cloning the repository in a new directory

   REPO_URL=$(git remote get-url origin)
   cd ..
   git clone $REPO_URL corigin-example-clone