✨ Git Topics ✨

Easiest way to tag and find your Git repositories!
You can find the Demo live here: Git Topics

On Git Topics you're able to:

• See your repositories and starred repositories
• Add topics to your reporitories (under construction)
• Edit topics from your repositories (under construction)
• Delete the topics (under construction)

Make sure you're logged in using your GitHub account to see your repositories.

💾 Tech

Some cool dependences used:

Dependencies	But, what they do?
Auth0	Authentication and authorization made easy!
Axios	Promise based HTTP client for the browser and node.js.
React Bootstrap	Quick design and customizable components.
Cross-env	Run scripts that set and use environment variables across platforms (finished)
Eslint	Pluggable and configurable linter tool for JavaScript.
Prettier	Code formatter that enforces a consistent style.
React Router Dom	Declarative Routing for React.js.
React Lottie	Brings After Effects animations in real time for React.js.

Some of thoses depencencies are open souce, make sure to have a look on then by clicking on it's name :)

💻 Installation

Dillinger requires Node.js v14.15.0 to run. If you don't have this node version on your machine, make sure to use NVM or another version manager for node.js.

Install the dependencies and start the server.

cd git-topic
yarn

🖋 Environment

Before Run Git Topics on your machine you must create a .Env file with you Auth0 tokens.

touch .env

Now that you created the file, you need to fill it with your Auth0 tokens:

REACT_APP_AUTH0_DOMAIN=' {insert your Domain token here} '
REACT_APP_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID=' {insert your Client ID here} '

⚙️ Run

To Run Git Topics on your Browser, you just need to run the comand bellow:

yarn start-dev

Note: The cross-env PORT=4040 is required for running in development, so please don't use just the yarn start .

Verify the deployment by navigating to your server address in your preferred browser.

127.0.0.1:4040

📜 Scripts

Want to make changes?

Git Topics uses some scripts for practicality. Make a change in your file and run thoses on your favorite Terminal to make sure it's everything okay!

Linter:

yarn lint

yarn lint:fix

Code format:

yarn format

Happy Codding :)