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A tool that uses Luhn's Algorithm to verify Credit Card numbers

Home Page: https://acmpesuecc.github.io/CreditCardVerifier/

License: MIT License

HTML 50.66% JavaScript 25.11% CSS 24.23%

creditcardverifier's Introduction

CreditCardVerifier

CreditCardVerifier uses Luhn's Alogrithm to verify Credit Card and other secure numbers. Checkout the live demo here!

UPDATE: CreditCardVerifier Will now enforce a max cap of 3PRs per issue.

Technology Stack

  • HTML
  • JavaScript
  • CSS

How To Build and Run

  • FORK the Repository
  • Clone The Repo on your desktop
  • Make Changes to the files.

you can edit the html file in any text editor or IDE then save it using the extension .html to view it in your browser as a website

  • Push your changes and Intitate a Pull Requests
  • Done!!

How do I contribute?

Check out the Contributing Guidelines to learn more!

Is this beginner friendly?

YES!

What if I have a problem?

Contact any of the ACM team members!

Instructions to Build and Run this project in your computers :-

Step 1. Fork this Repository, this will create a Local Copy of this Repository for you to work on your personal GitHub account. Keep a reference to the original project in upstream remote.

Use terminal and write the following commands:

$ git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/<repo-name>
$ cd <repo-name>
$ git remote add upstream https://github.com/<upstream-owner>/<repo-name>

Step 2. Create a new branch and then checkout the branch. Never commit changes on main branch.

$ git checkout -b <branch_name>

or

$ git branch <branch name>
$ git checkout <branch name>

Step 3. Make your changes in the project.

  • Add the changes you have made using.
$ git add .

or if you want to add specific files for example:-

$ git add files.txt

this will add all the changes made in the file.

Step 4. Commit the changes you have made.

$ git commit -m "your message"

Now, you are ready to push your work to the original repository.

Step 5. Push the changes you have made. This will pushh all the changes you have made in your local copy to github.

$ git push -u origin <Branch_Name>

Now you have pushed the commits to github.

Step 6. Now you are ready to compare and make a Pull request.

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Press the button and create a PR and wait for mentors to review it.

And you are done. Wait for mentors to merge your PR.

This is one of the Official repositories created by ACM PESUECC for Hacktoberfest 2021!

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