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A Svelte site for clubs to create badges for individual members and overall club accomplishments, to celebrate achievements. Badges and members are saved on a separate GitHub JSON, but links and club names are stored on Nest
Kyle B
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Once you ship this you can't edit the description of the project, but you'll be able to add more devlogs and re-ship it as you add new features!
In the process of integrating slack signing, because I'm realizing a simple email check is VERY weak. Also added some UI changes which will provide as the base for all the updates I'm working on now.
IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Finally figured out how to connect the database. Only took like 12 hours...
Reinstalling Prisma now, not sure if I was using SQLite before but I'm making a point of using it now. Mainly, I think there were mixups between Typescript documents and JS, when I'm only trying to use JS
Added in animated title screen!
Was unable to figure out setting up the server API endpoints yesterday, but that was at 3 am so I'm going to try again now.
Added in the database and got GitHub to sync, will add in the repo soon.
I'm keeping the club the same, and will just ignore the lack of verification because I can't access that database. Custom badges for hackathons and YSWSs can be created as well, and there will be a special env code given to add badges into the system. Club leaders still assign them individually.
Working on setting up the database now, hoping it'll work with Nest
I'm set on how I want to do clubs:
- I store the club name (search and display)
- I store a GitHub repo (has a json or some jsons where I can just fetch data, saves tons of storage)
It's also concerning me that I commit my changes and it doesn't connect to the repo...
Decent flow now, few hiccups but way better now than before. Need to add something extra to the background, like a pattern or some floating elements
Was initially trying to run this on Vite, which was just not working. I wish I had discovered SvelteKit like 2 hours ago cause it literally did everything for me. Oh well..
It's starting to come together now.