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Good First Issue - Add Your Favorite Quotes #38
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hey there is anyone working on this issue? if not I would like to give it a try😃 |
Go for it sir @capedCrusaderr! It's open for everyone |
hey there I am having trouble pushing code , since it is showing error 403 permission denied |
hey @capedCrusaderr first you have to "fork" this repo, then make changes on your repo, then create PR. |
I had some trouble in my previous account , so I created a new one , let me see if it goes well |
@MrAshwin2142 Could I work on this one ? |
Go for it @vinhhung0306! Anyone can contribute and add their quote here |
Thank for this issue, it helps me for my homework. Sorry about my vocabulary , i just want to thank you so much. |
I can't find quotes.js. Pls help me |
Hello @ngoc1230321! Please check if you have the right repository. I checked your profile and it seems like you have a repo that shares the same name as us. It might be the reason you cannot find the quotes.js file. |
Added a inspirational Quote by Albert Einstein #38
Contributing to OpenQuotes: Add Your Favorite Quotes
Welcome to OpenQuotes! We're excited to have you join our open-source community. Contributing is easy, and it's a great way to start your open-source journey. Follow these simple steps to add your favorite quotes to the project.
Step 1: Fork the Repository
Step 2: Clone Your Fork
Go to your GitHub account and open your forked OpenQuotes repository.
Click on the 'Code' button and copy the repository URL to your clipboard.
Open your terminal or command prompt.
Use the following command to clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone "repository_url"
Replace "repository_url" with the URL you copied.
Step 3: Add Your Quote
Go to the project directory on your computer:
cd OpenQuotes
Open the
quotes.js
file in your preferred text editor.Add your quote to the
quotes
array following this format:Step 4: Commit Your Changes
In your terminal, check the status of your changes:
Add your changes to a new commit:
Commit your changes with a descriptive message:
git commit -m "Added my inspirational quote"
Step 5: Push Your Changes
Push your changes to your GitHub repository:
Step 6: Create a Pull Request
Visit your forked OpenQuotes repository on GitHub.
Click the 'New Pull Request' button.
Compare the changes and click 'Create Pull Request.'
Provide a meaningful title and description for your pull request.
Click 'Create Pull Request' to submit it.
Congratulations! You've successfully added your quote to OpenQuotes. Your journey in open source has begun. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.
Thank you for your contribution!
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