How to Store Source Code on GitLab: A Step-by-Step Guide

GitLab is a web-based DevOps platform that streamlines software development with tools like version control, CI/CD, and project management. It enables secure code storage and team collaboration. Trusted by developers worldwide, GitLab is ideal for projects of any size.

Init Git

Open your terminal in your current source code then run this command:

bash
git init

Notes: If you create a new nextjs project by automatic my Vercel official, your source code will be automatic initialize the Git. By check it, you can use this command to show all logs of commits:

bash
git log --oneline

If terminal show like that:

bash
ac64056 (HEAD -> main) chore: Add Prettier formatting
a993f9f chore: Fix ignore Eslint in config file
d56b3fc chore: Update Eslint config
414a690 Initial commit from Create Next App

So you do not need use git init command to initialize the source code

Create a new project on Gitlab

1. Click New project button:

2. Click create blank project button:

3. Fill all information:

4. Click Create project button:

Push the codes into the Gitlab

1. Add remote URL:

bash
git remote add origin git@gitlab.com:AnhBien/build2earn-fast-next15.git

Use this command to check add remote success:

bash
git remote -v

2. Push code into the remote repo:

bash
git push origin main

or

bash
git push origin master

3. After pushing: