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ubccsss / ubccsss.org

Website for the UBC CSSS
https://ubccsss.org/
MIT License
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ubccsss.org

Website for the UBC Computer Science Student Society.

Installation

# clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/ubccsss/ubccsss.org.git

# cd into the repository
cd ubccsss.org

# ensure that the correct version of Node is used
nvm install

# install dependencies
npm install

# start the development server
hugo server

Contributing

We welcome contributions of any kind including pages, suggestions, bug reports, pull requests etc. We would love to hear from you.

When you submit a PR, we automatically run the Prettier code formatter with the prettier-plugin-go-template plugin to help with Go template formatting. Please ensure you checkout the latest version of your PR after any formatting commits have been made when continuing to work on your PR.

To make changes to .prettierrc, disable the Prettifier action on Github before making the PR.

Additional documentation can be found in the docs folder.

Add a new event

Create a new event from the template using the hugo new command. Replace "2021-01-01" with the day of the event, and "cool-event" with the URL for the event. The URL should be lowercase.

hugo new events/2021-01-01-cool-event.md

Add a course review

We especially appreciate contributions to our growing course review database!

There's a course review form on each course page at ubccsss.org/services/courses. Course review submissions are manually processed by CSSS team members, but if you would like to help us add your review directly to the course page by making a PR:

  1. Navigate to a course page on our course review database and submit a course review.
  2. Look in this repository's PRs to find your review. It'll have been automatically generated by a GitHub user called csssbot.
  3. Wait the review PR to be approved and merged by a CSSS team member. This may take several days to process and will be scanned for inappropriate or malicious content.

Important folders

content

Contains content files corresponding to every post, event, and page. The events folder contains events which can be added to a student's calendar, and the posts folder contain general posts to display.

data

YAML files with some data used elsewhere in the site, including the Cube's address, images for the 3D cube on the homepage, and social media links.

layouts and themes.

HTML template files for the site. Files with the same name in the layouts folder override files in the themes/hugo-bootstrap folder.

static

Static files that are copied into the website with no modifications. Images and PDF files are placed here.

Headers and Redirects

HTTP headers can be set by editing the static/_headers file.

Short links and other redirects can be configured in the static/_redirects file. If you want to redirect to another page on the site, you can add a aliases item to the metadata.

Environments

The site has three environments:

Each environment has its own environment variables accessible in the config folder.

Config folder

The config folder contains the following folders:

_default contains the base configuration files, and depending on the environment, the files in the other folders will be automatically merged into the base configuration if _merge: deep is added to the base file.

hugo server runs the site in development mode by default.

hugo builds the site in production mode by default.

Read the Hugo docs for more information on how they work.

Environment variables

Currently, there are three enviornment variables:

netlify.toml

netlify.toml contains the configuration for the Netlify. HUGO_ENV is used to select the environment for different Netlify environments.

Dev Scripts

# format all files
npm run format

# check for formatting errors
npm run dry

# start the development server
npm run dev

# build the website
npm run build

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