THAT.US

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THAT.us is a SvelteKit application. It uses Tailwind for styling, and makes GraphQL calls against our Api, https://api.that.tech/view.

local dependencies

• nodejs v14.17.5
• npm v8.0.0

project dependencies

We use nodenv to manage our node versions, it's configed in this repo.

Install the project dependencies...

  npm i

Building and running in development

env configuration

You will find the env settings in .env.sample. The current settings in the .env.sample will allow you to do development on pages which do not require authentication. If you're interested in working on those pages in the project you will need some additional values. Email us at [email protected].

running

  npm run dev

Navigate to localhost:3000. You should see your app running. Edit a component file in src, save it. It's setup with HMR and Tailwind's JIT. You should see your changes as soon as you make them.

Building and running in production mode

  npm run local:build
  npm run preview

Mind you the build servers will run the following:

  npm run build

The only difference is how we're managing env settings.

Commiting

We now follow the commitlint conventional spec.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/@commitlint/config-conventional

Contributors ✨

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Clark Sell 💻 🖋 🎨	Brett Slaski 💻 🚇 🚧	Sara Gibbons 👀 📓 💻	Andrew Hooker 🐛 📓 👀 💻	Erin Gemoll 🐛	TheTopher 🐛	Mike 🐛 📓
Michael Fazio 💻 🐛	PrairieGrl 🐛	Rolando Lopez 🐛	Jeana 🐛 💻	lukeplamann 🤔	Eddie Jaoude 💻 🐛	David Pine 💻
Kamran Ayub 🐛	Ken Samson 🐛	asdfasdfasdfasdf asd 🤔	Ross Larson 🤔	Caden Sumner 💻 🐛	asharonbaltazar 💻	teyd 🐛
Sharon Cichelli 💻	DrewKjell 🐛	Thales Agapito 💻	ReazerDev 💻	Yassine Latreche 💻	Ken Johnson 🐛	Corey Haines 🐛
Jacob Mischka 💻	Rachael Andrew 💻	Jeff Allen 🐛	Eric Selje 🐛	Matt Millican 🐛	Michael Wales 💻	Adam J Tegen 💻
Joshua Pierce 💻	Ryan Holmes 🐛	Steven Millard 💻	SQrL143 💻	Jessica Knaak 🐛	zachesposito 💻	Al 💻
Andrew Schwabe 💻	Jon Cwiak 🐛	Michael 💻 🐛

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!