Use Bitbucket

First create a new repository in Bitbucket for your new project. Set the "Repository type" as "Git" and select your programming language. It is Python for my new project RaceNews.

Once your new repository is created, you can follow the instructions to set up your git from scratch.


Set up your git:

cd /path/to/your/projectgit initgit remote add origin https://allesgut@bitbucket.org/allesgut/racenews.git

Create your first file, commit, and push:

echo "Alex Xu" >> contributors.txtgit add contributors.txtgit commit -m 'Initial commit with contributors'git push -u origin master

Here is the file list in my project:

FOSs-MacBook:WebSpider fos$ find .

.

./contributors.txt

./output

./src

./src/sources

./src/sources/Chuangxinpai.py

./src/sources/Cnetnews.py

./src/sources/Forbeschina.py

./src/sources/FTchinese.py

./src/sources/Hbrchina.py

./src/sources/Investorchina.py

./src/sources/Reuterscn.py

./src/sources/Wallstreetcn.py

./src/sources/Yicai.py

./src/Spider.py

./src/tst

./src/tst/BS4Demo.py

./src/tst/Test.py

./src/WebUtil.py

Now I need to put the src files into the repository:
git add srcgit add outputgit commit -agit push
When you see the output "b225aae..529962f  master -> master", you can check that all your files should have been put to the repository in Bitbucket.