Playing with numbers is a simple node.js REST API that gives an output to basic problems such as checking palindrome, armstrong, etc. It's something that is super easy to contribute to and is a great place to get started with open source.
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Fork it.
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Clone your forked repo and move inside it:
git clone https://github.com/<your-github-username>/playing-with-numbers-node.git && cd playing-with-numbers-node
- Checkout to a new branch to work on an issue:
git checkout -b my-amazing-feature
- To get started, ensure you have node and npm installed on your device.
- Execute the follwing command to get all the required dependencies
npm install
- To start the server, execute the following command
npm start
- In order to run tests, execute the following command
npm test
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All the routes have been setup inside the 'routes/routes.js' file. You can create new routes and add the logic to the respective feature there.
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All the tests have been setup inside the 'tests/tests/js' file. You can create new tests and add them to the same file.
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Once you're all done coding, it's time to open a PR :) Run the following commands from the root of the project directory:
git add .
git commit -m "A short description about the feature."
git push origin <my-amazing-feature>
Open your forked repo in your browser and then raise a PR to the master branch of this repository!
To start contributing, check out CONTRIBUTING.md. New contributors are always welcome to support this project. If you want something gentle to start with, check out issues labelled as easy or good-first-issue Check out issues labelled as hacktoberfest if you are up for some grabs! :)
This project is licensed under MIT