Maintained by the global NAV community
Anyone can contribute to the site by making a pull request with the changes you'd like to see included.
There is a bounty program which you can get paid in NAV for contributing to this websites.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NavCoin/comments/bttld6/websites_bounty_program
To make sure you are eligible to claim a bounty please follow these simple steps;
- Check the issues list for issues tagged with
bountyor make your own issue and tag it withbounty-reviewto have it reviewed and assigned a bounty. - Comment on the bounty issue you'd like to work on to claim it and ensure no one else is working on it.
- Fork the repository and do the work outlined in the bounty issue.
- Make a pull request to the main repository and fill out the pull request template in full.
- Once the pull request is reviewed, approved and merged to master the bounty will be paid.
The NAV community site is built with the static site generator Hugo.
This website is built using Hugo Version 0.46.
You will need Hugo installed on your system to preview any changes. Follow the install instructions for your OS here: https://gohugo.io/getting-started/installing/
You will need to fork and clone the project on github if you wish to make any changes to the site
After cloning the site, cd into the project directory and run it up:
cd nav-community-site
hugo server
This will serve the site on http://localhost:1313
Please note that Hugo is a hot loading site and that changing and saving files will auto rebuild the site for you.
All content for the site is held in markdown files in the content folder. The content sections match the sections of the site.
News items are now loaded in from the NavCoin Collective publication on Medium. To get an article featured on the site, publish it to your own Medium account then contact the publication editors who can help you get it included.
When adding a project it is recommend you use the Hugo commandline tool as this will use the right archetype and populate the properties
hugo new projects/project-name/index.md
title: "Project name" - Project Name
date: 2018-03-07T10:27:21+13:00 - The date and time published - defaults to date created
lastmod: 2018-03-19T10:27:21+13:00 - The date md was last changed
draft: true - Is the item a draft - if true it is not incuded in the site
author: "" - Who is the project lead
description: "" - currently unused
resources: [] - currently unused
categories: [] - currently unused
slug: "" - currently unused
type: "projects" - Defines this is a project - DO NOT CHANGE
feature_image: "" - currently unused
show_title_text: false - currently unused
in_progress: false - Signal that the project has been started
completed: false - Signal project is complete
percent_complete: 0 - How much of the project has been completed
github_url: "" - Github repo of the project - Optional
project_url: "" - The project URL - Optional
reddit_url: "" - Reddit thread / URL - Optional
twitter_url: "" - Project twitter url - Optional
card_color: "" - Change the card color - Optional
font_color: "" - Change the card font color - Optional
weight: 0 - Allows the default postion on the roadmap to be overridden
The layouts are held in the theme folder currently nav-community-v1. Please review the Hugo documentation for layout template information
CSS styles can be added/edited in the static/css directory. Most of the main styles are in style.css
Styles are built using sass. To compile the sass run npm run sass
Some content is loaded dynamically as React Components. If you need to change these, you can watch for changes and build for development by running npm run watch:react.
Before you commit your PR with the changes, you'll need to run npm run build which will compile the React components for production.
To add a new component simply add the js file to the /react/components/ directory. All files in this directory are considred entry points and are bundled by webpack. If you write sub components which aren't entry points, add them to the /react/components/lib directory instead. Webpack will put all the dependencies into a common file called vendor.bundle.js. To add your components to the html, just make sure the vendor.bundle.js file is included into the page before your component followed by your component which should both be just before the closing body tag. eg.
...
{{ partial "footer.html" . }}
<!-- React components. -->
<script src="/js/react/vendor.bundle.js"></script>
<script src="/js/react/news-article.js"></script>
</body>
</html>