Add WarriorJS to Docusaurus users #656
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Thanks for the fix! Let's save it as users.json instead so that we don't need an extra yaml loader.
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@yangshun Done! Changed it to JSON, and also reverted the changes to |
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Your project looks fun, @olistic 😄 |
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Hey @JoelMarcey! Thanks 😄 It's still in its early stages, I'm focusing now on building a community of players and contributors. If you guys know people that could be interested I'd really appreciate help spreading the word out! And thanks to you both and the rest of the people involved in Docusaurus 🙏 It helped me bring my documentation site to life with little to no effort and just worry about the content and nothing else. cc. @yangshun |
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Very happy to hear that! 😄 |
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@olistic I believe this is the first Docusaurus site for a game, so I think I tweeted about it from our Docusaurus twitter account https://twitter.com/docusaurus/status/994333018071298048 😄 |
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That's awesome @JoelMarcey! Thanks! |
* migrating to react 16 * Add WarriorJS to Docusaurus users (#656) * Separate users data from code * Add WarriorJS to Docusaurus users * [Feature] Introducing image compression using imagemin (#654) * Introduce imagemin for compressing images * Replace original images with the optimized ones * Add imagemin-svgo to dependencies * Remove console statement, replace let with const * Replace let with const * Add --skip-image-compression * Run Prettier * Fix header * Prettier
Motivation
WarriorJS is using Docusaurus for its documentation, added it to the users.
Also, the users array was growing quite large in
siteConfig.js, so I took the liberty to extract it into a file inside of thewebsite/datadirectory (also new). I'm fine with reverting this change if you don't think is a good one.The one thing I'm now sure about is the changes to
package-lock.jsonthat were done when I runnpm installon the root of the project. I don't know exactly why installing the dependencies would rewrite the lock file, but I suspect it could have something to do with the version of npm I'm using. Just in case:Please let me know if I have to do something with regards to that. And thanks!
Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on pull requests?
Yes.
Test Plan
Same users being shown in the landing page:
WarriorJS now added to the users page:
Related PRs
N/A