Let's create a git repository and commit all of our work to it, as I mentioned earlier, this is not
strictly required, but I suspect that you're going to be using it on your own projects.
I just want to make sure that we kind of mirror what reality really is.
One thing to be aware of is that whenever you generate a ReachOut project, a repository is created
inside there for you automatically.
We don't really want that.
In this case.
I want to track all of our different sub packages instead of one single repository.
The first thing I'm going to do is to go into that local client directory inside of my terminal and
I'm going to remove the existing git repository in their.
So at my terminal.
I'm going to change into my local client directory and run a Artim SRF Doggett's.
That's going to remove the entire git repository that's currently inside of our reactor at project.
Then after that, I'm going to change back to my route project directory, which is still called JDBC,
kind of an outdated name at this point in time, but whatever.
Well, then do a get in it.
Then back inside of my editor, I'm going to create another dot, get ignore file.
Inside of your I don't want to commit anything that is inside of any bill directory, inside of any
distribution directory or inside of any node module's directory.
Then back over at our terminal, I'll do a quick get status.
It looks reasonable enough, I'll do a get add.
And a get commit of initial commit.
OK, so that should be it.
We've now got our repository now the very last thing we have to do is actually push these packages off
to NPM.
Let's take care of that in just a moment.