Quiz App using Flutter and Firebase

.github/pull_request_template.md

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 # Description
 
 ## TechStack Used:
-- [ ] React js
-- [ ] Vue js
-- [ ] Django
-- [ ] Express
 - [ ] Flutter
-- [ ] Native Android
-- [ ] other, *specify*- _________
+- [ ] Firebase
 
 
-**Your Github Repository link** - 
+
+**Your Github Repository link** - https://github.com/bhav-khurana/Debugit-22-Quiz-App
 
 *Don't forget to make your submission in [Hackalog Site](https://hackalog.copsiitbhu.co.in/hackathon/debug-it-2022 "DebugIt'22") too!* 

README.md

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-## Debugit 2022
-[![Debugit](./lib/copsWeek_debugit.png)](https://hackalog.copsiitbhu.co.in/hackathon/debug-it-2022)
+# Description
+Submission by: Bhav Khurana, CSE
+Contact: 7087341267
+Project: Quiz App using Flutter and Firebase
 
-## Introduction
-Debugit is a week long hackathon open to ideas in a very literal sense. You can make anything from the projects' list we'll share or ignite the inquisitive Bob the Builder inside you to make something exciting and completely new!
+## TechStack Used:
+- [ ] Flutter
+- [ ] Firebase
 
-## How to make a submission?
-Submissions are to be made through GitHub Pull Requests. To know more about how to make a GitHub Pull Request you can refer the [Fundamentals of Git](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLt4yMoVgczVgFcTzT60U5IXtNX1qjHL9) playlist which contains everything that you would need.
 
-## Make sure to include
-  - A README.md file with your name, contact information, project description and how to run the code (and other necessary information).
-  - A folder containing a demo video of your project.
 
-## Here is a detailed step by step walkthrough if you don't know how to make a Debugit submission.
-
-- Create a fork of this [repository](https://github.com/COPS-IITBHU/Debugit_2022)
- A fork is a copy of a repository. Forking a repository allows you to freely experiment with changes without affecting the original project. 
-   1. Click on the fork icon in the repository that you might find at the top right corner.
-
-   Demo:
-   ![](./lib/fork.png)
-
-   2. It will ask you what would you like to name the forked repository. By default they are named the same as the parent directory. Lets keep the name as it is.
-
-   Demo:
-   ![](./lib/fork_name.png)
-
-- Clone the repository that you forked
-  1. Find the link which you would need to clone and copy it.
-
-   Demo:
-   ![](./lib/clone_link.png)
-
-  2. Go to the directory in which you want to clone your repository and open the terminal.
-
-   Demo:
-   ![](./lib/open_terminal.png)
-
-  3. Run the `git clone` command in the terminal (in case of windows, git bash terminal) and append the link that you copied.
-     ```
-     git clone <repository_link>
-     ```
-
-     Demo:
-     ![](./lib/clone.png)
-
-  4. You will find that the repository is cloned in the directory.
-- Now you can open the directory in vs code and play with the code and complete your project. 
-- After completing the project, its time to push your code:
-  1. Open the vs code (or any other editor of your choice) terminal in the project folder. 
-  2. Create a new branch in which you want to push your code using the following code.
-     ```
-     git checkout -b <branch_name>
-     ```
-     You can name your branch whatever you like.
-
-     Demo:
-     ![](./lib/create_branch.png)
-
-  3. Check which branch are you on using the `git branch` command.
-     ```
-     git branch
-     ```
-  4. The branch name with a `*` on it is the current branch. If it is different from the branch that you created, then switch to your branch using the `git checkout`
-     ```
-     git checkout <branch_name>
-     ```
-  5. You can check the status of the files using 
-     ```
-     git status
-     ```
-  6. Add (Stage) all the files you want to upload using the `git add` command.
-    To add individual files run the following command:
-     ```
-     git add <filename>
-     ```
-     If you want to add all the files from your project directory you can run
-     ```
-     git add .
-     ```
-     It is recommended not to add the some directories like node_modules directory in your commit. You can prevent it by adding it in a `.gitignore` file (For more reference [here](https://www.w3schools.com/git/git_ignore.asp?remote=github)).
-
-     Demo:
-     ![](./lib/add_files.png)
-
-  6. Commmit your code.
-     You can commit all your staged code (to the local git repository) using the `git commit` command
-    Run the following command:
-     ```
-     git commit -m "first commit"
-     ```
-     You can replace `first commit` with anything. It is actually a message to let you keep a brief track of what changes has been done in that commit.
-
-     Demo:
-     ![](./lib/commit.png)
-
-  7. Push your code.
-     Push all of your commited code using the `git push` command.
-    Run the following command:
-     ```
-     git push --set-upstream origin <branch_name>
-     ```
-
-     Demo:
-     ![](./lib/push.png)
-
-- Make the Pull Request and submit your code.
-  1. After you push your code, it gets uploaded to your forked directory and creates a new branch that you created.
-  2. If it notices any difference in the code of your forked repo and the parent repo. It automatically shows you an option to create a pull request.
-
-    Demo:
-    ![](./lib/pull_request.png)
-
-  3. Write down a brief description of your project in the Pull Request description and give the PR a proper title and click on create pull request. Now GitHub might run some checks. If you pass all the checks, you are good to go.
-
-    Demo:
-    ![](./lib/submission.png) 
-
-
-- Pat yourself on the back
-
-  ![](./lib/pat.gif)
-
-> All The Best 🎉🎉.
+**Your Github Repository link** - https://github.com/bhav-khurana/Debugit-22-Quiz-App