How do I view my repository on a browser to see what it looks like

[Julie28K]

Hello! I"m having the hardest time trying to view my repository. I just want to copy its url and see the end result in a browser.

[airtower-luna]

I just want to copy its url and see the end result in a browser.

What do you mean by "end result"? Browser sounds like the data in your repository might be for a website.

[Julie28K]

I want to preview the work and see how it looks, not just see the code.

[Julie28K]

Thank you for your help!

[airtower-luna]

Its suppose to look like a website.

That's kind of key. If it's a static website (or a static website built using some tool) you can deploy it to Pages to see it as a website. If it's a dynamic application (e.g. with Django, PHP, …) the answer is no, not possible on GitHub.

[cheloniixd]

Does your repo contain an index.html? If so you can just run from a live server (most likely one built into the code editor) or start webpack and open localhost300... I don't know exactly what you mean by (look at ur work) so I'm assuming its a small js project or something.

[Julie28K]

So its a project I built in VS Code - A Codecademy project, I uploaded my work into Github. Its suppose to look like a website. I'll go back into my VS and see if I can preview it that way.

[Julie28K]

I appreciate your help!

[Julie28K]

I found it thank you!

[SoloMacherYT]

I was just looking for what you are.
I don't know how professionals do it but I got a way through that worked for me.

TRY THIS:
Step 1: Open your GitHub repository that contains a html file that you want to see the output in the browser
Step 2: Click and Open the html file that you want eg index.html
Step 3: Then click on the ... more action button above the history button and click on copy permanent link. The GitHub link will be copied
Step 4: Then go to Raw.githack.com and paste the link into the input box
Step 5: Copy the URL in the production field and paste it into the browser