This a to do list project developed using WebPack and Javascript. It displays of tasks and work in a list and they can be edited and deleted from the list.
- HTML, CSS, Web Pack, Javascript
- Visual Studio Code and GitHub
https://asimkhan2019.github.io/WebPack_To-Do-List_Exercise/
To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.
A GitHub Account Visual Studio Code
Create a Web Pack Repo in GitHub Set the repo clone in Visual Studio Code Create a new branch and name it List-Structure Create a file .gitignore Create a folder .github/workflows Add linters.yml into the folder Copy the contents from the html and css linter style guidelines Add the index.html file Add style.css file Add index.js file Place all these files in src folder
Add contents to the index.html file Add elements and styles to the style.css file Use Web Pack commands to install CLI, and other components for development Install the Web server for the project and run your project on that server
Add all changes into the List-Structure branch Later add the changes made to the List-Structure branch Commit all changes to the List-Structure branch Add the message to the commit in the List-Structure branch Ensure that your email and username are setup in Visual Studio Code
Create a pull request for both the master and List-Structure branch The pull request when test the compatibility of the merge If the merge is possible then the sign of ability to merge will be shown Click on create a new pull request The linters test will begin to run during the pull request If the test fails click on the details against the test and see where the error occured After fixing your code re-run the test again
After all the tests have succeeded, add comments to the pull request and save comment Leave the pull request open for review by peers
👤 Asim Mehmood Khan
- GitHub: @githubhandle
- Twitter: @twitterhandle
- LinkedIn: LinkedIn
I have opened issues in the Issues section of the project. Feel free to add your comments to the issues
Give a ⭐️ if you like this project!
- To my team they have helped me
- Thanks to Microverse study material and guidelines
This project is MIT licensed.