###Synopsis
This project’s objective is to create an open source web dashboard capable of searching multiple code hosting services, such as Zenodo, Figshare, and GitHub, for the benefit of the research community. The goal of this dashboard is to demonstrate the usefulness of a new metadata standard by utilizing it for easy and effective software discovery and analysis.
##Links Google Docs
##Getting started
To run the Software Discovery Dashboard locally, run these steps:
- Clone
git clone [email protected]:mozillascience/software-discovery-dashboard.git && cd software-discovery-dashboard - run
npm run fullinstall - run
npm startand open uphttp://localhost:5000/in your favourite web browser!
This project follows the Airbnb Style Guide.
Included is a linter configured to enforce this style guide. It is run alongside
unit tests with npm test but can also be run alone with gulp lint.
##Communication Join the conversation on Gitter.
##Contributing There are multiple ways to get involved in the project: open an issue, comment on open issues, join the conversation on Gitter (see Communication above), or fix an open issue, to name a few.
Issues marked with the help wanted tag are a great place to start. They are smaller, generally straightforward bugs or
enhancements meant to provide an easy introduction to the codebase while still contributing meaningful work. They may also be
conversational issues where input is greatly appreciated.
##Project Leadership Technical Lead : Luke Coy
QA Lead : Matt Mokary
Scrum Master : Stefan Neamtu
Open Source Relations / Github Guru : Adam Blaine