view the live version: https://2020.igem.org/Team:UNSW_Australia
If you have any issues with these setup steps send me a message on slack. I've tested them on windows.
Sign-up for a github account here.
Message @JackRobbers your github username so you can be added to the UNSW-iGEM organisation and make changes to the wiki code. You'll be able to view and edit the code locally before being added to the organisation, but not push any changes to the repo.
Download and install git from here. Set the default editor as either vscode or sublime. Leave every other option as the default.
Download and install github desktop from here. You'll use this tool to manage your changes and share them with the team.
Sign into your github account on github desktop.
Click "Clone a repository from the Internet..."
Type in "UNSW-iGEM/wiki-2020" and click clone. This downloads all of the wiki code onto your computer. It might ask you to "initilize git lfs", which you should do.
Download and install node.js from here. Click the large green square under LTS that corresponds to your OS. WikiSync is built on node.js.
From Github Desktop, Select "Repository > Open in Command Prompt (Windows) / Open in Command Prompt (Mac)".
Type npm install and press enter. This will install all of the other software required to run the wiki code. If it doesn't work, reboot your computer to make sure node is installed correctly.
npm start
Set your igem username and password as the environment variables IGEM_USERNAME and IGEM_PASSWORD respectively.
npm run build
python3 wikisync.py
Git is a tool for managing and merging different versions of code.
git add filename
git add -A
git commit -m "a commit message"
git push
git pull
git checkout -b branch_name
git checkout
pull requests
- Jack Robbers
- Deborah Chandra
- Cornelius Bong