# GitBook && GitHub

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## Create repository

Create a repository in `GitHub` to keep the book source.

![1.png](/files/Sa8bNAhOvuJ0uHFpLY2m)

## Create a local clone

Clone the repository to local to add the book source.

![2.png](/files/2XtHwoZQuuwzKw7siww0)

## Create a Book

Create a new book on `GitBook` by `import from GitHub`

![3.png](/files/O6OEn6Jc9Vx2b1uEUIi8)

## Build the Book

`GitBook` will build the book for us using the source hosted on `GitHub` then.

![4.png](/files/DdVaUkgjSohfTgaWUKmS)


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