Getting Starter

Before you begin following the tutorial, I recommend using the bitbucket to use as a private repository of your project.

Let's start!

Bitbucket Account

Bitbucket has a free plan with free private repositories, just create a free account.

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If you already have an account, log in go ahead

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Create Team

I recommend creating a team for people who have access to this project, for example, employees or members.

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Create Project

You can have multiple projects for the same team

but remember that all participating team has access to all projects.

Create Private Repository

Now you need to create 3 private repositories for this project

App Repository

https://github.com/photogram/ionic-app-parse

Clone the repository to your machine and follow the next steps

$ git clone [email protected]:photogram/ionic-app-parse.git yourproject-app

replace youproject for you project name

Then rename the remote origin to github

$ git remote rename origin github

Now go to the Bitbucket and create a new private repository

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After creating the repository, copy the commands as in the picture

Parse Server Repository

https://github.com/photogram/server

Clone the repository to your machine and follow the next steps

$ git clone [email protected]:photogram/server.git yourproject-server

replace youproject for you project name

Then rename the remote origin to github

$ git remote rename origin github

Now go to the Bitbucket and create a new private repository

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After creating the repository, copy the commands as in the picture

CMS Repository

https://github.com/photogram/cms

Clone the repository to your machine and follow the next steps

$ git clone [email protected]:photogram/cms.git yourproject-cms

replace youproject for you project name

Then rename the remote origin to github

$ git remote rename origin github

Now go to the Bitbucket and create a new private repository

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After creating the repository, copy the commands as in the picture


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