Nicely done.
We are finally ready to deploy our application and inor to set everything up.
I'm going to use a continuous deployment with notify, which essentially just means that I'm going to
have to get a repo man in order to build my project.
I will connect to nullify the get them repo.
So that way, every time I have any kind of changes, I can just push it up to get a break pole line,
of course, until Firewheel rebuild a site for me.
Now, since it's somewhat advanced project.
I already assume that you have to get him to account and you know how to set up a repository as well
as the basic commands.
And that's why if you need to brush up on that, please do so, because I'm not going to cover things
in great detail more essentially.
I want to create a new repoll and I'm gonna call this react and we're going to go search gater of users,
something like that.
And then once I create that new Europa's story, what I would want is to grab these two things.
These two commands, four, get remote and get push plus one essentially just gets me to your Yahel.
So that way I know where's my remote?
You're all so I can just push it up to him.
Now I'm going to navigate back to my project and this is optional, but I'm going to first remove the
old.
You are all if there is any.
So essentially, if you call the project, it might be pointing back to a star project.
So in the Mac, the command would be R.M. than flag RF.
And then get if you're using Windows, please just Google Command how to remove a get folder altogether.
So I'm doing that.
And then of course, I would want to initialize it as an empty repository.
And yes, as a side note, let me just repeat, this is optional.
Technically, if you just download the project, you shouldn't have these problems where the remote
you are all shouldn't be pointing to my star project.
And once we initialize it, I'm just gonna add everything to a staging area.
We're gonna do our comment.
I'm gonna call this initial comment because I'm just lazy.
And then, of course, I'll copy and paste these two commands.
So I copied them to the clipboard.
Copy and paste.
Now we're pushing up this to get up.
And once that is done, we can refresh, of course, nicely and Ladas.
This should be our project.
And from here, we would want to navigate the metaphor again.
If you haven't signed up for account, please do so.
It takes a few minutes and they're not after your credit card.
We log in, we go with New Scheid from Get Online World and forget UB.
Now I'm going to type here or react, and then hopefully I'll try to remember to name.
It was search, I believe.
And then let's keep on waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting.
There it is.
And then, of course, we'll just build out our project.
Now, one thing I want to mention that right away it will fail and why it's going to fail.
Well, if we brush our memory, we should remember that we should have the you are all the domain,
correct.
In our applications.
So I'm going to navigate back to my applications are going to look for the GitHub users because that
was my harp.
And what I'm looking for is, of course, the domain, because the moment I have local host, three
thousand.
So, of course, I'm gonna go back right now to a little five and we're going to look inside settings
and I'm just going to rename it to some kind of meaningful name.
Please keep in mind, of course, you can copy and paste this domain as well, but I'm just going to
rename it.
So it makes a little bit more sense.
So I'm going to go with react search GitHub users fly up.
Let's say that.
And now once I have my domain, I'm going to navigate back inside.
Non deployed.
OK.
What we're looking for, of course, is the euro.
So again, let me go back inside saying sorry, I messed up a bit more.
I would want to just copy and paste this.
So let me copy that.
Then I'm going to navigate back to my applications.
And like I said, we want to copy and paste.
And then we want to add a comma otherwise is gonna fail.
So let's add a comma in between.
And I'm just gonna take both of them.
Remove my previous local host and then copy and paste both of them together.
Make sure that you save.
Again, that is extremely important.
Save changes.
And now it's navigate back to our project console.
Again, we're going here.
This is our project.
Let's see.
So we're still building.
Which is actually really good because this gave us time to set up are off zero and not on us.
This is the building process and all that.
So this is where I'm saying that if you would have some kind of warning than the build process might
fail because they change some things around in their setup.
So that's why we do need to change the command.
Now, I'm going to stop talking and I'm going to resume it once our project is completely deployed.
And once we see that the site is live course, I can just navigate back to my project and it is going
to navigate here.
And then I'm just gonna wait.
Now, of course, I already logged in.
So I'm just gonna log out.
Now I'm being kicked back to a logging page.
I'm going to go with a logging.
I'll try first.
We a typical e-mail password.
So we're going to go back to my John log in.
More successfully logged in.
Now, I want to test that out, whether I can go to a hello page.
Yep, I can.
I can successfully navigate back and I'm still logged in.
And of course, let's check some awesome developers nowadays.
We should have a info in a second.
And of course, we do.
Let's try one more.
We're gonna go with worse boss here.
Again, we're loading right now.
Remember, that was our spinner.
And the moment we get the info.
Of course, we display the followers, the reporters and all that kind of course, here we can see how
many requests we have.
Now, the one thing that I would want to try out is how it works.
If I use the social connection show, I'm going to log in only this time with Twitter.
And just so I can test that out, whether I can now get on patient page and I have no issues.
So forward slash and then hello again.
I'm being kicked back to another page.
Beautiful.
And I'm still logged in.
So once I logged out, course I'm going to be kicked back to a log in page.
This is our application, guys.
Hopefully everyone enjoy the project and I hope to see you in the next project.