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This is the official website repository of Colloquium24, the second edition of the professinal conclave curated by IEEE Computer Society Kerala Chapter.

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Colloquium Website

Colloquium is an annual event by the IEEE Computer Society Kerala Chapter, serves as a premier networking platform for IEEE and non-IEEE professionals. This repository serves as the foundation for our team to build and maintain the Colloquium website.The website developed using NextJS - App Router, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS.

The Live version of the website is available at:

Scripts

Here are the available scripts for this project:

npm run dev    # Start the development server at port 8080.
npm run build  # Build the NextJS application for production.
npm start      # Start the production server.

Getting Started

To get started with this project, follow these steps:

  1. Clone this repository https://github.com/Code-Theft/Colloquium-website
  2. From the root folder, install the dependencies using: `npm install`
  3. Follow the guidelines provided in this readme.
Tools Used Version
Node JS >=18.0.0
npm >=8.6.0

File Structure

Here is an overview of the project structure:

Colloquium Website
├── public/
   └── images
├── src/
   ├── app/
      ├── api
      └── routes/
          ├── layout.tsx
          └── page.tsx
   ├── common/
      ├── components
      ├── core
      ├── icons
      ├── hooks
      ├── lib
      ├── themes
      ├── utils
      └── fonts
   ├── styles/
      ├── scss
      ├── bootstrap
      ├── custom
      └── main.scss
   └── widgets/
       └── Widgets1/
           ├── components
           └── index.ts
└── ...config files

Path Aliases

The following path aliases simplify project organization and moduel imports, promoting code reuseability, maintainability, and consistency.

  • @app ( points to /src/app): Central directory housing all pages and routes for the application.

  • @api (points to src/app/api): Module repository dedicated to API integrations, managing HTTP requests, and handling data retrieval. Facilitates seamless communication between the frontend and backend components.

  • @components (located at /src/common/components): Contains common fuctional components used across multiple sections of the application.

  • @utils (located at /src/common/utils): Contains Utility functions and helper modules designed to streamline and enhance code efficiency.

  • @fonts (located at /src/common/fonts): Repository for custom fonts utilized in the project, ensuring consistent typography throughout the application.

  • @hooks (located at /src/common/hooks): Contains Custom React hooks used to encapsulate and reuse logic across different components.

  • @themes (located at /src/common/themes): Housing themes and styling configurations to maintain a unified visual appearance throughout the application.

  • @styles (located at /src/styles): Centralized location for managing styles, including global styles and styling utilities.

  • @widgets (located at /src/widgets): Collection of reusable and modular UI widgets to facilitate consistent design patterns.

Creating Commit Message

Creating well-formatted commit messages is crucial for effective version control. Adhering to the specified pattern, each commit should follow the structure: type: commit message. Utilizing the type prefix in your commit messages is vital for clear communication. Common prefixes include:

  • feat Introducing a new feature
  • fix Fixing a bug.
  • refactor A code change that neither adds a feature nor fixes bugs
  • style A changes made to the CSS module only
  • build A code change that affect the build systems or external dependencies.

Creating a Pull Request

  • PR shall be raised from a specific branch to the master branch. The branch name shall be in the format: branch/[AUTHOR_NAME]

  • PR titles are expected to be meaningful, providing clear insights into the changes introduced.

  • The PR description should include the following details:

    • Packages Added: Enumerate all newly added packages to the project.
    • Build Status: Include a screenshot of the build status to verify that the production environment remains unaffected.
    • Output: Attach a screenshot capturing the development environment for comprehensive review.

    PR example

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