- @JohnCosta27 For the biggest percentage of this frontend, lots of the structure to request data and display it to the user in a friendly way
- @Acorn221 For lots of the frontend design work and some of the functionality, including the login page, the home page card, the attendometer chart and the animated button
- @IzStriker For work on the frontend functionality
Husky is setup to inforce commit rules through CommitLint
You must write your commits in the following format:
type(scope?): subject
types:
- ci (Changes to the CI configuration files and scripts)
- chore (Other changes that don't modify src or test files)
- docs (Changes to documentation files)
- feat (A new feature that has been added)
- fix (A fix that has been made)
- perf (A change relating to performance)
- refactor (A code change that neither fixes a bug nor adds a feature)
- revert (Reverting a previous commit/change)
- style (A change that is relating to code style)
- test (Any new tests or adjustments to them)
examples:
chore: enabled commit linting
ci(app.ts): commiting progress on express server