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#Hosting R Markdown .html file on GitHub
#2025-02-26
#You will be hosting your project write-up on a GitHub page. Follow these steps to host the .html file corresponding to your R Markdown document on a GitHub webpage. You can also follow this GitHub tutorial (choose “Project site” and “Start from scratch”): https://pages.github.com/.

#Step 1: Knit your R Markdown file to create a .html version
#Pressing the “knit” button in RStudio should create a .html file in the directory your R Markdown document is currently saved in.
#Rename this .html file as index.html.
#Step 2: Create a new GitHub repository
#Log into github.com. Create an account if you haven’t already.
#Create a new public repository (for example, a repository called “COMP162_project”).
#Add your .html file to the GitHub repository (for example, by #clicking “uploading an existing file” in “Quick setup”).
#If you want to update this file, you can delete it and reupload.
#Step 3: Setting up your GitHub page
#Click on Settings –> Pages for your repository on GitHub.
#Under “Branch,” you should see the message “GitHub Pages is currently disabled. Select a source below to enable GitHub Pages for this repository.”
#Select the “main” branch and save.
#You should now see a url where you can access your page. It will follow the form http://username.github.io/repository, for example https://juliaolivieri.github.io/COMP162_project/.