Blaze is a project developed with NextJs, PlanetScale and Firebase. It's a task manager that doubles as a note taker
- Fork the repository At the top right corner, you will see the term "fork". All you need to do is click it and you will have created a copy of the same project in your account.
- Clone the project into your local machine
In order for you to perform this step, you must have Git installed locally in your machine. If you don't, refer to the official Git docs on how to get started.
git clone https://github.com/<YourUserName>/blaze
- CD into the root folder of the project and run
yarn
ornpm install
if you use npm. - Checkout to a branch with
git chechkout -b <branchname>
Note: your branch name must begin with either feat
if you're creating a new feature or fix
if you're making a fix.
Example
-
git checkout -b featCalendar
for a calender feature. -
git checkout -b fixdeploymenterror
for a deployment error fix. -
Run
yarn dev
ornpm run dev
(npm users) to start the project on your local host. -
Push your changes to your repo.
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Submit changes If you go to your repository on GitHub and refresh the page, you'll see a Compare and pull request button. Click on that button.
You can also request review to make your changes merged earlier.