Visualize users

[Caleb-Cohen]

Closes #59

Description

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Added visualizing users onto the homepage. Only the discord name is visualized per the issue request.

Testing

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execute npm run cypress:open and navigate the GUI to start the test.

Type of change

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• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)

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[devonzara]

Looks good to me. 👍🏼

[Caleb-Cohen]

One last thing, can we move the users list to a new page /directory?

Do you want anything other than the users list on the directory page? Like Dev-Directory or log in stuff?

[timmyichen]

for now, we can say no, but we should have a header on every page at some point. def a different task though!

[Caleb-Cohen]

for now, we can say no, but we should have a header on every page at some point. def a different task though!

So like a header component?

[Caleb-Cohen]

@timmyichen ready for approval/feedback

[timmyichen]

Where did we land on putting this in a new page? We know for sure it'll be a different page, what that page is named is up in the air (I'm fine with anything), but we should move everything out of the index file since doing so will allow to actually iterate on the homepage. Otherwise we'll keep piling features on the homepage, making the separation in the future more hairy.

[Caleb-Cohen]

Where did we land on putting this in a new page? We know for sure it'll be a different page, what that page is named is up in the air (I'm fine with anything), but we should move everything out of the index file since doing so will allow to actually iterate on the homepage. Otherwise we'll keep piling features on the homepage, making the separation in the future more hairy.

Not sure I'm following the question. I moved all the related user information to the directory folder and modeled the structure similar to onboarding.