Update: As of June 2021 this codebase is now retired. The campus has since moved to an all in one CMS solution from Terminal Four.

🏄‍♀️ CSUMB website

The CSUMB website is made up of lots of little pieces. This repository includes all the code we use to pull those pieces together into a single, cohesive site using Gatsby.

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Technical notes

Setup

• Make sure that you have NodeJS installed. At least version 8.11, and less than version 11.
• Download Github Desktop
• Make sure git is installed
• In terminal, enter npm i to setup and install all the node dependencies.
• Install global gatsby by making sure you're in your local admin account and enter npm install --global gatsby-cli
• Login to Github. Visit the personal access token page and generate a new token.
• Enter a new line in the file ~/.bash_profile (create it if you don't have it):
  • export GITHUB_TOKEN='[github username]:[token]';

Running the site locally

• Use gatsby develop to run gatsby locally
• Use npm run storybook to run the Storybook locally
• Use npm run test to confirm that all tests pass before making commits
• Use jest -u to update snapshots, only needed if tests fail because you changed the layout of a component.

Environment variables

The environment variables defined in Netlify are required for builds to work.

Special URLs

There are a few special URLs or queries that do special things:

• ?_login appending the _login query to any URL will force the local cache of the user object to flush and re-fetch the user's data from Okta.