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Stakepro

🛠 Rcommended Tools

git Visual studio code
git Postman

⚠️ Warning

DO NOT MERGE YOUR pull request

DO NOT WORK ON PRODUCTION OR DEVELOPMENT branch

🗒 Note

Repeat the steps below from 2 - 4 on how to get started with the project below for a new task

Repeat the steps below from 3-4 on how to get started with the project for any update

🚀 Steps on how to get started with the Project

1. Clone the repository Stakepro

First you need to have a copy of the project in your local machine.

On your local machine open your command prompt if you are using a windows operating system or terminal on a MacOs

Specify the path inwhich you want to clone the project into on your terminal or comand prompt

Once you are in the folder where you want the project to be then copy the git command below to clone the project

git clone --branch DEVELOPMENT https://github.com/Ayagigs/stakepro.git

After cloning the project the will be a new folder added on your local computer with the reopsitory name, you can now open the folder in your IDE Visual Studio code

We still need to install the required modules or denpendcies for our project. So to do that you need to open the terminal in your IDE Visual Studio code and run the command below

npm install 

Once that's done another folder will be added to the project folder named node_modules

you can now start the server by running the command below in your terminal or command prompt

npm run dev 

2. Create a branch

To get started with the task assigned to you, create a new branch and the name should be descriptive based on the task assigned

Run the code below to create a new branch

git checkout -b <related task name>

Then verify the current branch you are on with the command below

git branch

After you run the command the current branch you are on will be displayed

3. Add and Commit

Once done with a portion of you task or the whole task and you confirm that everything is working fine run the command below

  git add .
  git commit -m "<commit message>"

4. Submitting and Pull request

Now go to the Github Repo page. You should see the branch you pushed up in a yellow bar at the top of the page with a button to “Compare & pull request”.

Click “Compare & pull request”. This will take you to the “Open a pull request” page. From here, you should write a brief description of what you actually changed. And you should click the “Reviewers” tab and select whoever our team decided would be the “Merge Master”. When you’re done, click “Create pull request”.

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