This is the easiest step and you will get from it with two important things:
The foundation of your module: everything will be built on top of this.
The name of your module: you will have to choose something as repository name.
Create a repository
This is very simple, in the top right corner of this screen, click in the plus icon and then select New repository, or open this link in another tab: https://github.com/new
Take a look in the screenshot below:
I've selected repository-demo as my repository name, added a description and made it public access. Also, I'm initializing the repository with a README.md, this is a markdown file and it will be your module's Home Page inside Github.
And since this is a Node.js module, I've selected a .gitignore to ignore Node.js related contend and specified a MIT license.
Now click Create repository and you will land in your repository's Home Page:
This is the easiest step and you will get from it with two important things:
Create a repository
This is very simple, in the top right corner of this screen, click in the plus icon and then select New repository, or open this link in another tab: https://github.com/new
Take a look in the screenshot below:
I've selected
repository-demoas my repository name, added a description and made it public access. Also, I'm initializing the repository with aREADME.md, this is a markdown file and it will be your module's Home Page inside Github.And since this is a Node.js module, I've selected a
.gitignoreto ignore Node.js related contend and specified a MIT license.Now click Create repository and you will land in your repository's Home Page:
Next step
3. Download it locally, add a package.json and publish it to npm