The README does not document the exact way to add new sections, so I tried with the logical approach:
Investigating and printing out errors, this is what it comes up with:
❯ yarn generate
yarn run v1.22.21
warning ../../../package.json: No license field
$ npx tsx ./scripts/generate.ts
Subdirs found: [ 'basics', 'chain' ]
There should be only one .md file in the directory
✅ Generated tutorial for: src/tutorials/gno.land/gbe/basics
There should be only one .md file in the directory
✅ Generated tutorial for: src/tutorials/gno.land/gbe/chain
❌ Error encountered during tutorial generation TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'link')
at <anonymous> (/Users/sasurai/Desktop/gno/gbe/scripts/generate.ts:165:52)
at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
at generateTutorialRoutes (/Users/sasurai/Desktop/gno/gbe/scripts/generate.ts:164:9)
at generateTutorials (/Users/sasurai/Desktop/gno/gbe/scripts/generate.ts:253:9)
✨ Done in 1.78s.
EDIT: from the README, I think the idea was to keep all tutorials in on the same level in the tutorials/gno.land/gbe/ dir. It will prove a bit difficult to organize tutorials without support for actual subfolders, instead of just writing the name of the section in the README of the tutorial.
leohhhn
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4 months ago
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The README does not document the exact way to add new sections, so I tried with the logical approach:
Investigating and printing out errors, this is what it comes up with:
EDIT: from the README, I think the idea was to keep all tutorials in on the same level in the tutorials/gno.land/gbe/ dir. It will prove a bit difficult to organize tutorials without support for actual subfolders, instead of just writing the name of the section in the README of the tutorial.
I added section folder support in #162.