Welcome to the Community Recipe Book, brought to you courtesy of Front-End Foxes, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational opportunities for women.
This recipe book is a great way to practice your GitHub skills.
- Create a GitHub account for yourself at https://www.github.com. Login and look around if you aren't familiar with GitHub.
- Go through this tutorial on how to use Git: https://guides.github.com/activities/hello-world/
- Download Visual Studio Code, a free code editor: https://aka.ms/vscode
- Once your computer is configured for Git, which might need to be installed separately, visit this GitHub repo while logged in and click 'fork' in the upper right hand corner. A copy of the repo will appear in your account.
- Add a recipe by creating a new .md suffixed markdown file in
/src/recipes/. Give it a descriptive name like 'classic-chocolate-chip-cookies.md`. You will edit this file to add a recipe. - Follow this format for your recipe, including appropriate tags:
---
tags: ["tag1", "tag2"]
title: "title of recipe"
---
<TagLinks />
# Title of recipe
any notes
## Ingredients
list of ingredients in a bulleted list like this:
- 1 cup flour
- 2 teaspoons milk
## Tools
list of tools, also bulleted
- Mix the things
- Stir the pot
## Method
Cooking method, added on separate lines as paragraphs like this;
And this, and then do this, and the other things.
And finally you're done!
## Tips
special tips, bulleted
## Author
give yourself credit! You can link to your social media too.
- Add your recipe to the sidebar by editing this file:
src/.vuepress/config.js. Pick a category for your recipe according to those listed in the config.js file. Add your recipe to its proper category as a 'child':
children: [
{
title: 'Breakfast',
children:[
'peanut-butter-overnight-oats',
...
]
},
Use the same name as your file.
- Create a PR from your repo to the main branch of this repo.
- Once approved, you'll see your recipe live if all is well!