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Hackerpack Instructions

The hackerpack is where we place all the resources that could aid a hacker during and before the hackathon. Some commonly placed categories on this page include:

  • General Information
  • Food (both provided and nearby restaurants)
  • Workshop Info
  • FAQ
  • ...and anything else that could help!

Customization Options

We designed the hackerpack to be as easy as possible to customize! In the hackerpack directory (pages/hackerpacks/Components), you should see a hackerpack-settings.json file. This file contains the main toggleable options for editing the hackerpack. The format is as shown (with the example data):

{
  "sidebar": true,
  "mainContent": "markdown",
  "notionPageId": "b76d2dee46474cd0a9bb7f62b384ad25"
}
  • The sidebar attribute (boolean) will show the sidebar + mobile menu navigator when set to true.
  • The mainContent attribute (string) determines how the page will be displayed, with 3 possible options:
    • markdown - generate content from a Markdown file (replace the pages/hackerpacks/Components/markdown/index.md file with your custom markdown file)
    • notion - generate content from a Notion page
    • html - manually add React/JSX in the pages/hackerpacks/index.tsx file)
  • If you pick the Notion page option, make sure to include the notionPageId attribute, which is an ID for a public Notion page (see the official Notion docs).

Sidebar Generation

The sidebar will display h1 and h2 headings, with the h2 tags nested under their respective h1 tag. This will differ in generation methods based on how you generate your main content. The sidebar is automatically generated if content is either rendered from Markdown or from Notion.

  • If the mainContent attribute is set to markdown, the sidebar will be generated based on # [main headings] and ## [subheadings] as the h1 and h2 tags.
  • If the mainContent attribute is set to notion, the sidebar will be generated based on Notion's Heading 1 and Heading 2 blocks.

NOTE: Pages should contain a main heading (# [heading name] or Notion's Heading 1) first to generate the sidebar correctly, as subheadings are nested under the main headings.

Unfortunately, there is no good way to read hardcoded HTML and generate a sidebar, so if you have a custom HTML page, you will need to modify the sidebar-content.json file to generate a working sidebar.