Steps to follow:
- Research & Planning
- Before you start working on the project, first visit our website at https://web3jharkhand.github.io/web3jh/
- Go through the website thoroughly 10-20 times and find out that particular section that you think might require some improvement or bug fixes.
- Verify if someone is already working on that by going through the issues currently opened at https://github.com/Web3Jharkhand/web3jh/issues
- Assignment
- If there's already an "issue" opened for that particular task, then assign it to yourself to start working on it.
- If there is no "issue" currently raised for that task, then go to https://github.com/Web3Jharkhand/web3jh/issues/new and create one with appropriate "TITLE" & appropriate description explaining what you will be fixing or building any new.
- Prerequisites
- To work on this project you require atleast a basic understanding of HTML, CSS & JavaScript.
- You will also require a basic understanding of React (A JS library) to work on this project.
- Setting up your Environment (OPTIONAL)
- If qualify for the above prerequisites then feel free to follow the below steps to set up "Node.js" & "npm" if not already done.
- Download Node.js LTS installer as per your OS from https://nodejs.org/en/download
- Once it's installed then open "command prompt" and enter these commands respectively to verify if node & npm have been setup successfully
node --version
andnpm --version
- In case it doesn't recognize then, you need to manually set the path. Google it to know how to create new environment variable or set the path.
- Code Setup
- Star ⭐ the repo by clicking on the "Starred" button on the top right side of the screen.
- "Fork" this repo into your own GitHub account allowing you to work on a copy of it, thus allowing you to freely experiment with changes without affecting the original project.
- Clone this repository in your local system using the command
git clone
OR download it as a zip file. - Once you have successfully downloaded it into your local system, open your preferred code editor terminal and run
npm install
- To run it locally on your system for testing, make sure to first edit the 1st line of code of the file "package.json" to
"homepage": "."
and then runnpm start