creativecommons / cc-resource-archive

Collection of resources on Creative Commons (CC) tools and other open topics
https://resources.creativecommons.org/
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[Feature] Improving Readme.md for Docker compose setup #126

Open Shivangbhatnagar237 opened 1 year ago

Shivangbhatnagar237 commented 1 year ago

Problem

image The Docker Compose setup doesn't consist of all the steps in brief that one should do to set up a local working environment

Description

The steps present in the Readme for setting up a local development environment by forking and cloning the repository are incomplete. If one wants to setup an environment using a Command prompt or using VS Code integrated terminal or a Git bash client, these steps are not mentioned in the Readme.md file. I have correctly set up the local development environment and I had to go to the Internet to search for a few steps involved. Using this experience, I want to improve the documentation to contribute and help my fellow developers working on CC Resource Archive project.

Alternatives

Adding images to describe various steps can help a lot. I can use Scribe (https://scribehow.com/) to properly document the steps and create a step-by-step guide.

Implementation

Lakshay-Pruthi commented 1 year ago

@Shivangbhatnagar237 this issue is quite similar to #125. If you have something different to add, You can leave it as a comment over there.

Xaid-vfx commented 1 year ago

@Lakshay-Pruthi Agreed. @Shivangbhatnagar237 you can carry the conversation here #125.

Shivangbhatnagar237 commented 1 year ago

Sure, I've added the whole issue template to #125's comment.

Shivangbhatnagar237 commented 1 year ago

@TimidRobot Actually I opened this issue, but @Lakshay-Pruthi and @Xaid-vfx told me to add the issue in the comments of #125

Shivangbhatnagar237 commented 1 year ago

Hey @possumbilities, the suggestions for the amendments in the Readme include:

  1. Adding complete steps informing what will happen (Install Docker and after installing, it will reboot your device)
  2. Adding information (It requires Windows subsystem for linux, or wsl enabled and upgraded to the latest version)
  3. Adding supporting info that might be required like wsl can be upgraded by the command wsl --update in Windows Powershell
Shivangbhatnagar237 commented 1 year ago

Hey @possumbilities, changing the Readme file may help new contributors, are my suggestions for amendments all correct?

Shivangbhatnagar237 commented 1 year ago

Hey @possumbilities, what are your views on this?

possumbilities commented 3 months ago

I believe, while the original Issue here is a bit off scope, the comment further in here merits consideration, to further clarify the documentation.:

Hey @possumbilities, the suggestions for the amendments in the Readme include:

  1. Adding complete steps informing what will happen (Install Docker and after installing, it will reboot your device)
  2. Adding information (It requires Windows subsystem for linux, or wsl enabled and upgraded to the latest version)
  3. Adding supporting info that might be required like wsl can be upgraded by the command wsl --update in Windows Powershell
Shivangbhatnagar237 commented 1 month ago

Hey, so can I work on this issue?

I believe, while the original Issue here is a bit off scope, the comment further in here merits consideration, to further clarify the documentation.:

Hey @possumbilities, the suggestions for the amendments in the Readme include:

  1. Adding complete steps informing what will happen (Install Docker and after installing, it will reboot your device)
  2. Adding information (It requires Windows subsystem for linux, or wsl enabled and upgraded to the latest version)
  3. Adding supporting info that might be required like wsl can be upgraded by the command wsl --update in Windows Powershell