This repository contains all of the code for verizon.github.io.
To get started editing this site, you'll need Node v18+. We recommend using nvm.
Once that's installed, you'll need yarn
as well.
Start developing by initializing your node modules:
yarn
Then start the gatsby development server:
yarn build
yarn develop
Plenty of information may show, but you should eventually see something like:
You can now view verizon.github.io in the browser.
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http://localhost:8000/
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You can edit the site by editing the files in src/
. This site uses CSS, JS, and css-in-js.
💡 Note that for some images, you'll want to run
yarn build
before they show up correctly on the development site.
verizon.github.io is the home for information about Verizon's Open Source community and the latest active Verizon projects. Here you'll find links out to Verizon's Github page.
The project is a Gatsby App. The page is generated using Github Pages.
This project uses node 18 and yarn. We recommend using nvm.
run yarn
after cloning this repo to install dependencies.
Follow these steps to run the site locally:
- Clone the repository
- Run
yarn
- Run
yarn start
Your site should be locally running to http://localhost:8000/.
We gratefully accept contributions of bug fixes, feature requests design enhancements. Anything from fixing typos and broken links to CI improvements and code refactoring is much appreciated.
To learn how to contribute, check out our contributing guidelines.