# GitHub Dualite supports a 2-way sync with GitHub. You can 1. Import an exising GitHub repository and push changes. 2. Push your Dualite project to a new GitHub repository. ## Import an existing GitHub Repository Click on import from Github and copy-paste your existing GitHub repo

Select the framework and language you're working with as well as the package manager you want to use. Select the branch you want to import in Dualite. Then click Open Repository.

#### Pushing changes to the imported GitHub Repo You can either push to an existing branch or create a new branch. You can also edit the commit message. Then click on create commit.

## Push your Dualite project to a new GitHub Repo If you're starting a project from scratch on Dualite itself, you can click on the GitHub icon and Login it to GitHub

Once connected, click again on the top-right GitHub icon and you can then **create a new repository.**

After creating a new repo, you can either push to an existing branch or create a new branch. You can also edit the commit message. Then click on create commit.

### Conclusion GitHub integration allows you to build with Dualite on top of existing projects. This allows you to streamline your existing workflow and codebases, iterating at much faster speed. You can refactor, add new features, generate screens, fix bugs, and iterate on existing codebases at a dramatically faster pace. Every change stays consistent with your project’s architecture, helping you ship higher-quality updates in a fraction of the time.