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Our Sample Website... files are missing #4

Open Patrick606 opened 4 years ago

Patrick606 commented 4 years ago

the extra files for this video have been removed... not possible to continue the course without them

kalyansatvik commented 4 years ago

Our sample website files are missing.. showstopper for learning

Abbassiiheb commented 4 years ago

Our sample website files are missing

z4cope commented 4 years ago

Can't complete the course because the sample website files are missing

griego62 commented 4 years ago

Website files are missing. Can't continue with the course.

jahman07104 commented 4 years ago

the sample web site files are missing..how do I get them..??

nokhaiznaeem commented 4 years ago

our sample website files are missing how to get the code of this website?

Abbassiiheb commented 4 years ago

I think you can get the files from this repo https://github.com/pluralsight-projects/HTMLCSS-LandingPage

but I have some problems running up the landing page correctly

jahman07104 commented 4 years ago

thanks ..i have a problem cloning it oo ..but I guess you can copy all the files to visual studio code to make it work 

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kjean020 commented 4 years ago

Hello Im having difficulty cloning it. Would anyone be able to post the code for me so i could copy it to VS

Patrick606 commented 4 years ago

the relevant files can be found here:

https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/javascript-getting-started/exercise-files.

The node modules folder is already there from the first example. You will need to cut out the previous example files from web-dev-starter folder and replace with the relevant files for each new example then run npm start.

kjean020 commented 4 years ago

Thank you!

On Mon, Apr 13, 2020 at 9:32 AM Patrick606 notifications@github.com wrote:

the relevant files can be found here:

https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/javascript-getting-started/exercise-files .

The node modules folder is already there from the first example. You will need to cut out the previous example files from web-dev-starter folder and replace with the relevant files for each new example then run npm start.

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Virtualbeachbum commented 4 years ago

For those referring to not being able to load the page for Carved Rock (https://github.com/pluralsight-projects/HTMLCSS-LandingPage)

git clone https://github.com/pluralsight-projects/HTMLCSS-LandingPage.git

You should now be able to open a terminal and performing npm run start

MollyMuch commented 4 years ago

Thanks @Virtualbeachbum your instructions were straight on point. Now I can continue with my learning.

C:\Windows\System32\web-dev-starter>git clone https://github.com/pluralsight-projects/HTMLCSS-LandingPage.git Cloning into 'HTMLCSS-LandingPage'... remote: Enumerating objects: 234, done. Rremote: Total 234 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 234 Receiving objects: 100% (234/234), 5.47 MiB | 5.85 MiB/s, done. Resolving deltas: 100% (71/71), done.

C:\Windows\System32\web-dev-starter>cd HTMLCSS-LandingPage

C:\Windows\System32\web-dev-starter\HTMLCSS-LandingPage>npm install

Virtualbeachbum commented 4 years ago

Update to my earlier note.

You can use the HTMLCSS link I provided earlier. However, to mimic what the instructor is showing you'll have to download the exercise files @Patrick606 provided earlier.

https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/javascript-getting-started/exercise-files

Once extracted you can either replace the web-dev-starter links for each, or extract the exercise files into new folders, cd into \demos\after\js-demo one from your command prompt, run npm install then code .

Deepak-Gupta99 commented 4 years ago

why its downloading chromium after i hit npm install? can any one tell me

RyanFsh commented 4 years ago

Update to my earlier note.

You can use the HTMLCSS link I provided earlier. However, to mimic what the instructor is showing you'll have to download the exercise files @Patrick606 provided earlier.

https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/javascript-getting-started/exercise-files

Once extracted you can either replace the web-dev-starter links for each, or extract the exercise files into new folders, cd into \demos\after\js-demo one from your command prompt, run npm install then code .

@Virtualbeachbum Can you please further explain how I can get these demo files setup correctly? I do not understand your explanation for either method posted above. i have web-dev-users/HTLMCSSLandingPage in my terminal and have downloaded the files from @Patrick606 link

Virtualbeachbum commented 4 years ago

Hey RyanFsh

So the idea is not to install them in the HTMLCSSLanding Page or web-development folder but rather it's own folder.

Assuming HTMLCSSLanding is located at ~\Java HTMLCSSLanding's folder will be ~\Java\HTMLCSSLanding

In your case you'll download the zip file and extract it to it's own folder, for example ~\Java\javascript-getting-started <--- This is the default folder in the zip. You can extract it to your own folder.

Once extracted close any active Visual Studio Code sessions, then in a terminal/command line cd into the first demo, for my example it'll be located here: ~\Java\javascript-getting-started\02\demos\after\js-demo

run npm install (As a reminder you'll need to do this when you go to a new exercise location)

Once completed, enter code . (Don't forget the period). This should open Visual Studio Code with your current exercise file, which is 02. Click on index.html and go from there.

Hope this helps! Good luck and let us know if you run into any issues.

jizzy19 commented 4 years ago

@Virtualbeachbum, After performing npm install and npm audit fix, i still got this message updated 1 package in 8.724s fixed 141 of 148 vulnerabilities in 388 scanned packages 7 vulnerabilities required manual review and could not be updated

I encountered the same message while running HELLO WORLD and same in SAMPLE WEBSITE please how do i fix?

Virtualbeachbum commented 4 years ago

Sorry, meant to respond earlier but had forgotten.

Not familiar with npm audit fix nor have I ever run it. I will say if you're able to run npm run start and have the website load up (Or if you're able to run localhost:3000) then I wouldn't worry about it. My console shows multiple warnings but it doesn't affect any of the output so I ignore them.

If your commands are preventing the site to load can you provide more details to your issue? Thanks

DTomos commented 4 years ago

Hi,

I reached out to Pluralsight's Customer Service, they informed me that the missing files are actually located in the Exercise files tab on the course's main page.

I downloaded it and verified with the same files that are loaded into VS for the module. Attached is direct link:

https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/javascript-getting-started/exercise-files #1

andreya12077 commented 4 years ago

@Virtualbeachbum thank you it worked for me!

lkannan commented 3 years ago

You guys can use the exercise files from pluralsight. But just in case if that is unclear and you would prefer a Git repo with the code. Then check out my repo here, https://github.com/lkannan/web-dev-starter I have the master branch with the initial code and then branches for each chapter.

In VScode, you can clone my repository and switch to the relevant branch by using the git comman in the terminal. For e.g. git checkout Chp-2