JECRC Modal United Nations

JECRC Modal United Nations(MUN) is a nation wide conference held by JECRC College.

This repository is official website for JECRC MUN.

Table of Contents

• JECRC Modal United Nations
• Table of Contents
• Requirements
• Basic Installation
  • Installing Node.js
  • Installing Yarn
• Project Installation
• Contributing Guidelines
• Branch Name Instructions

Requirements

1. Node.js
2. Yarn

Basic Installation

Installing Node.js

You can find installation instructions according to your system at Download Node.js

Installing Yarn

You can find installation instructions according to your system at Install Yarn

Project Installation

1. Fork the repository
   1. You can see fork button on top-right corner.
   2. After forking, you will have your own copy of repository. For example: <your_username>/jecrcmun19.github.io
2. Clone the repository
   1. Click on Clone or Download button and copy the link.
   2. If you have configured ssh you can copy SSH Link by clicking on ssh and then copy.
   3. Clone the repository:

      $git clone https://github.com/<your_username>/jecrcmun19.github.io.git

   4. This will create a new folder named jecrcmun19.github.io
3. Change current working directory to this new folder:

   $cd jecrcmun19.github.io

4. The default branch is master. Our new code will be at newsite. Checkout this branch using:

   $git checkout newsite

5. Now install dependencies using yarn or yarn install.
6. After installation, you can run development server by yarn develop
7. Your project is running at http://localhost:8000
8. You can start editing code in your favorite editor.
9. That's it.

Contributing Guidelines

The contribution will follow typical git-fork workflow. You can use following steps to keep yourself away from any unwanted pushes to main repository and from git conflicts.

1. Fork and clone the repository (see above instructions)
2. This cloned repo is only connected to your own forked repo. You will need to connect it to main repo to get updates from it. You can do this by setting a new remote link using:

   $git remote add upstream https://github.com/jecrcmun19/jecrcmun19.github.io.git

3. You can verify step 2 by running:
   1. git remote -v
   2. You can see 4 links as output:

      origin	git@github.com:<your_username>/jecrcmun19.github.io.git (fetch)
      origin	git@github.com:<your_username>/jecrcmun19.github.io.git (push)
      upstream	git@github.com:jecrcmun19/jecrcmun19.github.io.git (fetch)
      upstream	git@github.com:jecrcmun19/jecrcmun19.github.io.git (push)

4. Before starting the development:
   1. fetch latest changes from upstream by using:

      $git fetch upstream

   2. Now merge remote newsite changes to your local newsite

      $git merge newsite upstream/newsite

   3. Now you also have to update your local branches, you are working on(if it already exits) by:

      $git checkout localBranchName
      $git merge newsite

   4. Create a new branch(if not exists) for every feature you work on. (Please follow these instructions for naming branches): For example

      $git checkout -b branchName

   5. Do regular commits. For one commit, only include files that are changed for only that commit. You can do multiple commits for a feature. Follow these instructions for a good commit message.
5. After development:
   1. Push your changes to forked repository:

      $git push origin branchName #this is same branchName you created in step 4.4

   2. Create a pull request. You will see a compare and pull request option as soon as you push your changes.

Branch Name Instructions

You can keep any branch name you want but as a team, there may be a situation where branch names conflict within team members.

To avoid this situation, we will use branch name like following:

username/featureName

Now multiple members can have same branch names but different because of username.