whos-who

Who's Who in FCC OKC and Techlahoma

Table of Contents

• Adding Yourself to the Game
• Development Setup

Adding Yourself to the Game

This game is a great way to familiarize yourself with javascript objects, and get to know the great community in Techlahoma!

To add yourself:

1. Fork the repo in Github
2. Once you have forked the repo, clone it down locally to your computer
   1. git clone [email protected]:MyGitHubUserName/techlahoma-whos-who.git
3. In your favorite IDE or text editor, open the people.js
   1. Click here to see the people.js file in Github
4. Add yourself to the people variable!
   1. Create a new empty object in the people array, like this {}
   2. Inside your empty object, add your first property- "firstName":, after that put your name.
      1. Your object should look like this {"firstName": "Tom"}
   3. Next, add a comma after your property declaration, it should look like this: {"firstName": "Tom",}
   4. Add the rest of your properties! These properties should be lastName, picture, githubUsername
      1. NOTE: We can keep the picture property empty for now. We'll add picture in the following steps.
   5. Your people object should now look something like below.
      1. {"firstName": "Tom", "lastName": "Bombadil", "picture": "HandsomeTom.jpg", "githubUsername": "OldManWillow"}
5. Add a photo of yourself!
   1. Open the pictures directory, which can be found at techlahoma-whos-who/Pictures
      1. Click here to see the picture directory in Github
   2. Add a jpg of yourself to this directory.
   3. Once you've added that jpg, make sure to reference it on picture object you made for yourself in people.js.
      1. i.e. {... "picture": "HandsomeTom.jpg" ...}
6. Create a PR and get yourself added!

Development Setup

1. Fork the repo in Github
2. Once you have forked the repo, clone it down locally to your computer
   1. git clone [email protected]:MyGitHubUserName/techlahoma-whos-who.git
3. Open index.html in your preferred browser. You should see the who's who game if everything went well!