Twitter Clone made from ITU course BDSA
Chirp can be ran directly from the terminal.
dotnet example-file.dll
Or by being deployed to a cloud service provider. A example for an Azure pipeline can be seen in this repo.
Environment variable | Description |
---|---|
GHUB_CLIENT_ID | Id of the GitHub OAuth application |
GHUB_CLIENT_SECRET | Secret of the GitHub OAuth application |
if the branch is a feature branch, use the following naming convention:
feature/<issueID>/<issue-title>
feature/1/Implement-Login-Page
if the branch is a bugfix branch, use the following naming convention:
fix/<issueID>/<issue-title>
fix/2/fix-login-page
If the branch has no issue, use the following naming convention:
fix/<branch-name>
or feature/<branch-title>
depending on the branch type.
As a <role>, I want <goal> [, so that <benefit>].
requirement
link it to the correct requirement, and use the right nameing convention.
<reqID>/<Requirement Title>
2d/A user can create a tweet
<Issue Title>
# Description
# Requirement Description
# Acceptence criteria
- [ ] item
- [ ] item
# Resources
- [Link to resource](https://google.com)
- [Link to requirement session notes - iff a requirement issue](URL)