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1. Create a GitHub account

2. Install Git

   1. Note Git is already installed on macOS

   2. Download for Windows

      1. Make sure you install Git Bash along with your installation, and leave everything else default

   3. If you’re already using Linux I bet you know what Git is

      1. For Ubuntu, run apt-get install git

      2. For Arch Linux, run pacman -S git

3. Set up SSH tokens (This presentation might help guide)

   1. First, run ssh-keygen in the CLI a terminal anywhere, and just leave everything default by pressing enter

   2. Navigate to ~/.ssh/ and open id_rsa.pub in a text editor

      1. This is a hidden directory, so on Windows you might need to enable hidden folders if in GUI

      2. To open from terminal if you have VSCode installed, run code ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

   3. Copy the ssh key listed in this file into your GitHub’s SSH keys here

   4. If you have multiple machines, you’ll need to do this for each machine (i.e. dual booting or using a VM)

4. Run these two commands to save your GitHub credentials, but put in your own credentials

   1. Code Block
      $ git config --global user.name "John Doe" $ git config --global user.email johndoe@example.com

5. View the Git 101 Presentation below if you’re not familiar with Git

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Upon loading the page, you’ll be presented with a bunch of repos that NER uses. Here are some of the big ones for engineering:

• Embedded_Code

  • Contains all the embedded code we use on the car for controls and telemetry

• NERduino

  • Contains a base library for controlling the NERduino board

  • Is a dependency for a few repos

• Schematics22A

  • Contains all the KiCAD schematics for 22A

• Telemetry-Hub

  • Contains the codebase for the Telemetry Hub Python GUI application

• shepherd_bms

  • Contains the code for shepherd_bms controls and testing

• Cerberus

• shepherd_bms and ShepherdBMS-2

• Ner_Processing

• Odyssey

• Finishline

• LVEmbedded22

• Schematics22A

Now let’s say you actually want to contribute, so you’ll want to clone whatever repository you're going to be working in. I want to clone the Embedded_Code Cerberus repo, I'd go into that repo, click on the green "Code" button above the file structure in the repository and copy the link, so it would be

git clone git@github.com:Northeastern-Electric-Racing/Embedded_CodeCerberus.git

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