[FEATURE] Automate experience table updates from Readme repository

[guibranco]

Description

We need to create a GitHub Actions workflow to automate the process of updating the experience table using data from a JSON file in the readme repository. This workflow will download the JSON file, execute a JavaScript file to process the data, replace the content in index.html, commit the changes, and deploy the updated content.

Problem Statement

• Current Issue: Updating the experience table manually is time-consuming and error-prone. Automating this process will improve efficiency and reduce manual errors.
• Impact: Automating this workflow will ensure that the experience table is always up-to-date with the latest data, enhancing consistency and accuracy.

Proposed Solution

• Create a GitHub Actions Workflow:
  • Download JSON File: Fetch the JSON file containing the experience data from the readme repository.
  • Run JavaScript File: Execute a JavaScript file that processes the JSON data and prepares it for insertion.
  • Update index.html: Use the processed data to replace the relevant content in index.html (for testing purposes).
  • Commit Changes: Commit the updated index.html file back to the repository.
  • Deploy: Deploy the updated content to the relevant environment.

Implementation Steps

1. Define the Workflow File:

   • Create a new GitHub Actions workflow file (e.g., .github/workflows/update-experience.yml).

2. Download JSON File:

   • Use a step to download the JSON file from the readme repository. This can be achieved using curl or wget.

   - name: Download Experience JSON
    run: curl -O https://example.com/path/to/experience.json

3. Run JavaScript File:

   • Add a step to run the JavaScript file that processes the downloaded JSON file. Ensure Node.js is installed and available.

   - name: Run Data Processing Script
    run: node path/to/process-experience.js

4. Update index.html:

   • Use a step to replace the content in index.html with the updated data. This might involve using a custom script or a tool to inject the processed data.

   - name: Update HTML Content
    run: node path/to/update-index-html.js

5. Commit and Push Changes:

   • Add steps to commit the changes to index.html and push them back to the repository.

   - name: Commit Changes
    run: |
      git config --global user.name 'github-actions'
      git config --global user.email 'actions@github.com'
      git add index.html
      git commit -m 'Update experience table'
      git push

6. Deploy Updated Content:

   • Add a step to deploy the updated content to the relevant environment (e.g., using a deployment action or script).

   - name: Deploy Updated Content
    run: ./deploy-script.sh

7. Testing:

   • Test the workflow to ensure that each step executes correctly and that the experience table is updated as expected.

8. Documentation:

   • Document the workflow, including the purpose of each step, how to configure it, and any prerequisites or dependencies.

Additional Notes

• Ensure that the JavaScript files for processing and updating are well-tested and robust.
• Review the deployment process to ensure it fits with your current deployment strategy.

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