Documentation
  • INTRODUCTION
    • What is ENS?
    • What is a dWebsite?
    • What is IPFS/IPNS?
    • What is eth.limo?
      • Gateway Basics
        • DNS over HTTPS
  • Beginner
    • How to register an ENS domain/name
    • Setting up a GitHub Repository
    • How To Install IPFS Locally
      • IPFS Desktop (Windows)
      • IPFS Desktop (Linux)
      • IPFS Desktop (Mac)
    • How to use IPFS/IPNS
      • Uploading to IPFS
        • Self-Hosting Instructions for IPFS and IPNS
        • Hosting using a pinning service
    • Setting Up Your ENS Name/Domain
      • Updating Your ENS Content Records
      • Content Hash Overview
        • Understanding Content Hashes, IPNS, and IPFS for ENS
        • Understanding IPFS Content Identifiers (CIDs)
  • IPFS Pinning Providers
    • Filebase
      • Using the Filebase Public IPFS Gateway
      • Filebase IPFS Pinning
  • STATIC SITE BUILDERS/TEMPLATES
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  • Intermediate
    • Using eth.limo with IPFS (Kubo)
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  • .ART Resolution
  • .gno Resolution
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  1. Beginner

Setting up a GitHub Repository

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Last updated 1 year ago

Set up a GitHub Repository

Go to and create an account.

Create a repository

Click New to create a new GitHub repository for your website

Then choose a name for the repository

Then scroll down and click on Create

Upload your files to the repository

On the next screen, click the link Uploading an existing file

Upload your files to GitHub\

After that's done, scroll down and click Commit.\

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