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hackCWRU V Website

We're writing a website, and subsequently, two mobile apps, for the CWRU Annual student-run hackathon,

Getting Started

First, fork the repository with the github fork button

Then, clone it.

git clone [email protected]:YOUR_USERNAME_HERE/HackCWRU-Website.git

Then, set the upstream to the main repository with

git remote add upstream [email protected]:HackCWRU/HackCWRU-Website.git

Then switch to the dev branch locally

git checkout dev

Then begin working.

To update your fork/local code with everyone else's code, use:

git fetch upstream
git merge upstream/dev

Prerequisites

NodeJS

To instal with Linux:

sudo apt-get install nodejs npm

Webpack & Babel

npm install webpack -g
npm install babel-node -g

Installation and Starting the server

npm install
npm run build
npm run build-win # for windows machines
npm start

You should see a successful output, like:

node lib/index.js

Listening on port 3000

To view, navigate to localhost:3000 To see the sponsorship info, view localhost:3000/sponsorship

Built With

Contributing / Merging your changes

To commit your changes, follow the normal git add/commit/push flow on your local machine.

Then, on the primary repositories Pull Request page, submit a new pull request, using the 'pull request across forks' option. Select your fork and submit

Then, ping Jack or Dan to merge the changes.

Contributers

  • Jack Mousseau - Initial work - GitHub
  • Dan Grigsby - Initial work - GitHub

At the next meeting let's get a list of githubs together so I can add everyone

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details