Make your own copy of the devfest project to your account.
# Clone from your forked repository
$ git clone [email protected]:[your_username]/devfest.git # for SSH
# or
$ git clone https://github.com/[your_username]/devfest.git # for HTTPS
# enter the project
$ cd devfest
# Add upstream connection to the original devfest repo
# This will help on contributing to the project and be updated
$ git remote add upstream https://github.com/gdgphilippines/devfest.git
# We always start our work on the branch develop.
$ git checkout develop
# Always pull at develop branch for any changes
$ git pullPlease work the site on any UNIX type of system: Linux or MacOS. If you don't have any working Linux at your disposal (because you are working on Windows, please contact me immediately with your email)
# check if you have git
$ git If you don't have git:
# for Ubuntu/debian
$ sudo apt-get install git
# for Fedora
$ yum -y install git
# for OSX
$ brew update
$ brew install gitYou can check this via:
$ node --version
$ npm --versionIf not, do the following:
# installs node version manager
# close terminal after installation and then reopen it again
$ curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.4/install.sh | bash
# install version node 6.11.2 and npm 3.+
$ nvm install 6.11.2
# makes it default
$ nvm alias default 6.11.2$ npm i -g yarn bower karma-cli firebase-tools slush slush-polypack firebase-toolsTrust me, you will need them.
$ slush polypack:installThe devfest site is using a new experimental build called polypack, and it has an easy way to install dependencies. Just run the above command and it will install all dependencies of the project. If it doesn't work, this should be done
# on project folder
$ yarn install --flat
$ bower install
$ cd gulp
$ yarn install
$ cd ../functions
$ yarn install
$ cd ..Go to your firebase account at https://firebase.google.com and create a project
(you can name it anything you want but I suggest using devfest-{your_name})
Once done, login into your firebase account on the project:
$ firebase login
$ firebase use --addPick the newly created project: devfest-{your_name}
And then write it as staging.
This should create a .firebaserc in your folder
And you're done.
Next...
To run the app.
$ npm startYou should be able to run the project at localhost:5000
NOTE: Make sure you setup Firebase since npm start will return some errors.
If you want to run using your own http server, just run...
$ npm start -- --no-serverIf you want to build the project without watching...
$ npm run buildIf you want to build the project for production...
$ npm run build-productionDeploying it into your own Firebase account would simply be:
$ firebase deployThe project can then be viewed in: https://devfest-{your-project-id}.firebaseapp.com
See FAQ.md
See the CONTRIBUTING Guidelines
If you have any problem or suggestion please open an issue here.
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