CSHMembersPortal

GLORIOUS REDESIGN of the internal CSH Members Portal. Uses bootstrap-csh for styles and Icons8 for icons. Made with AngularJS.

Contributing

Pull Requests

If you have an idea for a feature or have a bug that you'd like to fix, please fork this repo to a private repo of your own. If your contribution is more than some small tweak, create a branch. Do your thing, and then submit a pull request.

Issue Tracking

Please make use of GitHub's issue tracker for this repo. Feel free to report any bugs, features, and feedback.

Updating Links

Instead of updating the markup directly, the "Members Resources" section is generated using data from data/links.json.

Here's what a normal link looks like:

[
  	{ 
    	"name": "Info",
    	"links": [
    		...
        	{
        		"name": "Wiki",
        		"href": "https://wiki.csh.rit.edu",
        		"icon": "zocial:wikipedia",
        		"popular": true
        	},
        	...
    	]
  	},
  	...
]

The "icon" property maps to the icon's class name from Icons8. For example, material:cloud will render a cloud icon.

The "popular" property is optional. If included and set to true, the link will appear in the Popular section.

Some entries may link to multiple sites. Here's how to add a link with a dropdown:

[
  	{ 
    	"name": "Info",
    	"links": [
    		...
        	{ 
		        "name": "Events",
		        "dropdown": [
		            {
		            	"name": "Calendar",
		            	"href": "https://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=rti648k5hv7j3ae3a3rum8potk%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York"
		          	},
		          	{
		            	"name": "XML",
		            	"href": "http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/rti648k5hv7j3ae3a3rum8potk%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic"
		          	},
		          	{
		            	"name": "iCal",
		            	"href": "http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/rti648k5hv7j3ae3a3rum8potk%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics"
		          	}
		        ],
		        "icon": "material:events",
		        "popular": true
        	...
    	]
  	},
  	...
]

Updating Meetings

Like links, meetings are generated from the data/meetings.json file. A meeting entry looks like this:

[
  { 
    "name": "House", 
    "day": "SUN", 
    "time": "7:00" 
  },
  ...

Using Grunt

Learn more about Grunt: http://gruntjs.com

First, install grunt-cli: npm install -g grunt-cli

Next, install dependencies: npm install

Available grunt tasks:

• grunt or grunt serve: Spin up a local web server at http://localhost:9001 to test your changes