Art Design, JSON and some understanding of how the current badge assignment system works.
Add more Predefined Badges
As of now, Codebadge has 2 types of badges that can be assigned to a user. A predefined badge and special badge.
A predefined badge is assigned to everyone, it depicts the progress they've made with their respective organizations based on the their commit history. Examples of predefined badges are "Baby Steps", "Beginner", "Intermediate", "Expert", and so on.
Following #33 we can now add badges to CodeBadge. Currently we only have 1 predefined badge, which is a default placeholder.
This task would require you to modify the current placeholder and add more predefined badges.
Requirements
A brief idea of JSON and how Codebadge assigns predefined badges.
Steps to Follow
Claim this issue: Comment below. If someone else has claimed it, ask if they've opened a pull request already and if they're stuck -- maybe you can help them solve a problem or move it along!
Install CodeBadge on your system go through readme.md in development branch for this purpose.
Checkout to a different feature branch in git and add your JSON edits.
Make sure to commit your work daily and create a single PR for all your commits, per feature.
Acceptance Criteria
Code is short, clean and properly indented.
The Best practices should be used in case of multiple approaches, mentors are always there to help you for this 👍
Rejection Criteria
Not following/Violating Code of Conduct can lead to rejection.
Coding etiquettes must be taken care of, for eg, always committing code in a different feature branch, same PR is edited in case of re-iteration of code, etc.
Expected Outcome
Atleast 2 badges added which are suitable for the progress they depict.
How to excel fast in the community?
Share the issues you encounter along the way and help others solve theirs.
Chime in below in a comment to cooperate with others who are also working on this task.
Report back at the above issue once you succeed, to encourage others and share what worked for you!
Resources & References (Where to Start)
Head over to badges.json and see how the predefined badges are made.
Extras
Just follow the readme whenever you are stuck . Visit Codeuino's Website in case of any doubts.
What you will need to know
Art Design, JSON and some understanding of how the current badge assignment system works.
Add more Predefined Badges
As of now, Codebadge has 2 types of badges that can be assigned to a user. A predefined badge and special badge. A predefined badge is assigned to everyone, it depicts the progress they've made with their respective organizations based on the their commit history. Examples of predefined badges are "Baby Steps", "Beginner", "Intermediate", "Expert", and so on.
Following #33 we can now add badges to CodeBadge. Currently we only have 1 predefined badge, which is a default placeholder. This task would require you to modify the current placeholder and add more predefined badges.
Requirements
A brief idea of JSON and how Codebadge assigns predefined badges.
Steps to Follow
Acceptance Criteria
Code is short, clean and properly indented. The Best practices should be used in case of multiple approaches, mentors are always there to help you for this 👍
Rejection Criteria
Not following/Violating Code of Conduct can lead to rejection. Coding etiquettes must be taken care of, for eg, always committing code in a different feature branch, same PR is edited in case of re-iteration of code, etc.
Expected Outcome
Atleast 2 badges added which are suitable for the progress they depict.
How to excel fast in the community?
Share the issues you encounter along the way and help others solve theirs. Chime in below in a comment to cooperate with others who are also working on this task. Report back at the above issue once you succeed, to encourage others and share what worked for you!
Resources & References (Where to Start)
Head over to badges.json and see how the predefined badges are made.
Extras
Just follow the readme whenever you are stuck . Visit Codeuino's Website in case of any doubts.