Common commands

Github

### clone repo to your local
git clone https://github.com/iisc-ts-group6/capstone.git

### adds your local changes to local cloned repo
git add .

### commits changes to local git branch
git commit -m "description"

### pushes committed changes to github main
git push

### initialize a new local repo
git init

### Push a local repo to a github repo
git repo add origin https://github.com//.git

### Change branch you are working on
git branch -M main

### Same as git push, but you are specifying branch to push to
git push -u origin main

### Delete local repo
rm -r .git

Python

### executes the python script
python3 main.py

### runs interpreter without running the code
python3 -m py_compile main.py

Postgresql

### check if postgres is installed OR
### check which instance of postgres is being referred to
which psql

### uninstall postgress
brew uninstall postgresql@15

### install version 15 of postgresql to mac
brew install postgresql@15

### connect to the default db postgres
psql -U your_user_name the_db_you_want_to_connect_to
### Common mistake here is to start with psql -U postgres
### If the user postgres (default) is not defined you get an error connecting to socket
### Instead of using this default command, specify the user and the db

### list existing databases
\l

### start postgresql server
brew services start postgresql@15

### create a database called testdb
CREATE DATABASE testdb;
### Do not forget the semicolon

### connect to a database 'testdb' from within the psql prompt
\c testdb

### create a table with a primary key and other column(s)

CREATE TABLE table_name (

              id            integer PRIMARY KEY GENERATED BY DEFAULT AS IDENTITY,

              col_name      varchar(100) NOT NULL CHECK (col_name <> '')

            );

### show tables in the selected database
\dt

### insert multiple rows

INSERT INTO table_name (column_list)

            VALUES

            (value_list_1),

            (value_list_2),

            ...

            (value_list_n);