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Hostinger-reg-GitHub Step 1
From the Hostinger new website creation screen, click "Create New Website."
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Hostinger-reg-GitHub step 2
After creating the website in Hostinger, navigate to the Advanced section and select the Git tab. Create a new SSH key (not an existing one), copy it, and prepare to paste it into GitHub for deployment.
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Hostinger-reg-GitHub step 3
Take the new SSH key you created and navigate to your GitHub repository. Go to Settings, then Deploy Keys. Create a new deploy key, name it according to your application, and paste the key. Make sure to check "Allow write access" before saving.
Look at the image in the preview is the key screen to apply the SSH.
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Hostinger-reg-GitHub step 4
To connect your GitHub repository to Hostinger, follow these steps:
1. Go to GitHub and navigate to your desired project
2. Click on the "Code" tab in the upper left
3. Click the green "Code" button on the project page
4. Select the SSH tab (not HTTPS)
5. Copy the SSH URL
This SSH URL will be used to create a repository record in Hostinger.
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Hostinger-reg-GitHub step 5
Return to Hostinger and navigate to your application. Select your website's domain, then click on Advanced settings. On the page we accessed earlier, click Create Repository. Paste the SSH URL from the previous step into the first field, and enter "main" in the branch field below it. Then create the repository record in Hostinger.
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Hostinger-reg-GitHub step 6
In step 6, click on auto deploy. A pop-up window will appear containing information. Copy the first HTTPS link, which is the webhook URL. You'll paste this into GitHub webhooks to integrate everything together.
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Hostinger-reg-GitHub step 7
Step 7: Go to your GitHub application and navigate to Settings. Under Settings, find Webhooks and create a new webhook. Paste the HTTPS URL from Step 6 into the Payload URL field, then select application/JSON as the content type. Keep all other settings as default and click Add Webhook. Your webhook should now be added, and you're almost done. Step 8 is the final step: deploy your website.
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Hostinger-reg-GitHub step 8 Final
Step 8 is the final step. Go back to Hostinger, navigate to the Advanced tab for your website, then select the Git subtab. Under the repository record you added, you'll find a Deploy button. Click it to deploy and import your website from GitHub into Hostinger.