Putting The Vue Project Into Github
When you created the vue project, you initialized a git repository.
You should create a remote git repository in Github, and push your code up to it.
If you do not have one, create a Github account.
If you work for the City of Philadelphia, send a request to be included as a contributor to the City of Philadelphia Github account:
Once you are admitted to the City of Philadelphia account, create the remote repo by clicking the "New" button:
If you are creating this for the City of Philadelphia, make sure the owner is set to CityOfPhiladelphia. Fill out the "Repository name" with the same name that you gave the project. Fill out a short description. Set the repo to Public or Private based on your needs.
You do not need to set up the README, gitignore, or license info, since most of that is covered by the Vue CLI.
Then click "Create Repository":
It should take a few seconds for Github to create the repo. After it has finished, it will take you to the new repo webpage, in this case https://github.com/CityOfPhiladelphia/MyMapboardProject.
Since it is an empty repo at this point, it will now show the following instructions:
