Make sure you have Node.js, npm, and firebase tools installed
a. Can be downloaded from Node.js
b. Accept & Install
c. Confirm it worked - open Command Prompt and type:

node -v   // this command should output a version number, then run next line
npm -v    // this command should then also output a version number

d. Install firebase tools by running:

npm install -g firebase-tools   // should have some success code at the end

Now that we have the tools installed, lets login to Firebase in terminal.
a. Check you have access by going here
b. In Command Prompt type:
```
firebase login  // should open up in Chrome, make sure you login with the right Google account
```
c. Download the existing code from GitHub if you haven't already (see button in top right)
Time to prepare new code and publish.

Before publishing - make sure you have an index.html file in the www folder

a. Place your new files or edit the files in the folder called www b. Now navigate to the downloaded code from Command Prompt:
```
// If you downloaded files are at \Downloads\rajanibala
cd ~\Downloads\rajanibala
```
c. Finally time to publish:
```
firebase deploy --only hosting
```
Accidentally pushed? Firebase lets you rollback changes and delete previous versions - this can be done from Firebase Hosting Dashboard
Updating code to GitHub

This is important so your changes are safely stored for the future. This also helps to easily revert any unwanted changes.

a. To push your changes to GitHub, first make sure you have git installed - you can get git from here
b. Find your project in GitHub app - go to File > Add Local Repository > (Navigate to inside rajanibala folder)
c. Select your files that you want to push to GitHub
d. Add a description of changes
e. Click "Commit to master"
f. Button in top bar should now say "Push origin" - click that and you're done!

Testing Locally:

To simulate how the website would work on the internet, you can simulate a server locally on your machine.

Open Command Prompt and type
```
npm install -g http-server
```

Navigate to inside www folder in Command Prompt

// If you downloaded files are at \Downloads\rajanibala
cd ~\Downloads\rajanibala\www

Start server

http-server .   \\ Output will have a number after ':' this is called a port number

Go to Chrome and open localhost:8080

8080 might not be correct, use the port number that was output in step 3