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Note: The credits page is hidden. There is no button to get to it. To navigate to it locally, you have to go to the link manually by going to |
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In the repository, you will see a tab called Issues. Click on this tab and then click the green "New Issue" button in the top right of the screen. From there, select the "Task" option by clicking "Get Started". This will open the template for a “Task” ticket. Feel free to explore the other tempaltestemplates.
Name the issue: <Your First and Last Name> - Credits. For example, Anthony Bernardi - Credits. Your description should be something along the lines of: "Giving myself credit for the amazing developing work I will be doing at NER!" Your acceptance criteria should be something along the lines of: "See my name in my favorite color on the credits page." Your Proposed solution should be something along the lines of: "Add my name and favorite color to the "names" array in the CreditsPage.tsx file". You can leave the mocks section empty.
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From here, create a new branch by running the command git branch checkout -b #yourissuenumber-yourname-credits. The issue number is the number that appears right after the title of your issue on its page. For example, your branch name should be something like #546-AnthonyBernardi-credits. It is very important that you add your issue number to the beginning of your branch every time you create a new branch. Congratulations again! You've created your first branch in FinishLine and can now open it in VSCode or your preferred IDE to start coding!
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This file is a TypeScript React file, which allows it to use normal TypeScript as well as HTML tags. Read through the file and try to get a general understanding (don’t worry if it doesn’t make any sense, our React Learning Session is next Monday). In this file, your goal is to find the "names" array and add a new entry containing your name and favorite color to the end of it!
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Using the above information, you should be able to add another entry to the names array in the file. Note: the value you add for color is a Hex value. You can just google what the Hex value of whatever color you want to add is.
Once you’re done, save the file. To view your changes, go to your terminal and run yarn install and then yarn start. This will start the website at localhost:3000. Go to your browser and enter the url localhost:3000/credits. If you get stuck along the way make sure to ask any questions in slack!
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On the right side of the screen you will see an option to request a reviewer, you can select any of the tech leads or Peyton or AnthonyReid. Make sure to assign yourself under the assignee section (just like on the issue page).
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