Akash Network Website Guide.

• Akash Network Website Guide
  • Akash Network Website
  • Getting Started Locally
  • Contribution Guidelines
    • File Naming Convention
    • Commit Message Structure
    • Commit Message Best Practices
    • How to Contribute to the Akash Website
  • How to write a blog
  • Community
    • How to add to the Events
    • How to contribute to the Community Contributions
  • Ecosystem
    • How to contribute a project to the Ecosystem
  • Docs
    • How to change sequence of docs
    • How to add new file in docs
  • Contact

Akash Network Website

Explore the repository for the Akash Network website, skillfully developed by Hooman Digital. The website serves as a dynamic showcase, illustrating the prowess and capabilities of Akash Network—a decentralized cloud computing marketplace revolutionizing the digital landscape...

Getting Started Locally

To run the repository locally and explore the website on your machine, follow these simple steps:

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/akash-network/website
   

2. Navigate to the Project Directory:

   cd website
   

3. Install Dependencies:

   npm install
   

4. Run the Development Server:

   npm run dev
   

5. Open Your Browser: Visit http://localhost:4321 to view the Akash Network website locally.

Contribution Guidelines

Before contributing to the project, please adhere to the following guidelines to ensure the project's integrity and maintainability.

File Naming Convention

When creating files for components, pages, etc., follow this straightforward file naming convention:

• Component Name: Utilize kebab-case, featuring lowercase words separated by hyphens.

  Example: my-component-name.js

Commit Message Structure

Each commit message should carry a meaningful structure, commencing with a type and followed by a concise description. Utilize the following types for commit messages:

• feat: Introduce a new feature or functionality to the codebase.

  Example: feat: implement user authentication

• fix: Rectify a bug or address an issue within the code.

  Example: fix: resolve issue with login page

• docs: Focus on documentation-related changes, such as updating comments, README files, or documentation pages.

  Example: docs: enhance installation instructions

• style: Implement code style changes, such as formatting, indentation, or variable renaming.

  Example: style: refactor CSS styles

• chore: Undertake routine tasks, maintenance, or housekeeping activities, often not directly related to code changes.

  Example: chore: update dependencies

• test: Contribute to or modify tests, including unit tests, integration tests, or end-to-end tests.

  Example: test: add test cases for login feature

• perf: Optimize the code for better performance.

  Example: perf: enhance database query efficiency

• ci: Implement changes to the continuous integration (CI) pipeline.

• refactor: Enhance code structure without introducing new features or fixing bugs.

  Example: refactor: extract reusable function

• build: Make changes related to the build process, such as build scripts or tools.

  Example: build: update webpack configuration

• revert: Revert a previous commit.

  Example: revert: undo changes from commit abc123

• deps: Update or modify project dependencies, such as npm packages or libraries.

  Example: deps: upgrade lodash to version 4.0.0

Commit Message Best Practices

• Keep commit messages concise and to the point.
• Utilize the imperative mood (e.g., "add," "fix," "update") in the description.
• Provide context in the description when necessary..

How to Contribute to the Akash Website

How to write a blog

1. Create a new folder under src/content/Blog/ with the name of the blog. For example, src/content/Blog/how-to-use-akash-web/
2. Create a new file called index.md under the new folder. For example, src/content/Blog/how-to-use-akash-web/index.md
3. Copy the following template into the new file and fill in the details.

---
title: "Example Blog Title" # <--- This is the title of the blog
description: "Example Blog Description" # <--- This is the description of the blog
pubDate: "2019-11-25" # <--- This is the date of the blog in the format of "YYYY-MM-DD"
draft: false # <--- If the blog is not ready to publish, set it to true
archive: true # <--- If the blog is not ready to publish, set it to true it will not show in the archive page but will show in the blog page
categories: # <--- This is the category of the blog
  - Category1
  - Category2
tags: # <--- This is the tags of the blog
  - Tag1
  - Tag2
contributors: # <--- This is the contributors of the blog
  - Greg Osuri
bannerImage: ./banner-image.jpg # <--- This is the banner image of the blog or the featured image of the blog
---

1. Add the banner image to the same folder as the markdown file. For example, src/content/Blog/how-to-use-akash-web/banner-image.jpg
2. Write the blog content in markdown format in the same file. For example, src/content/Blog/how-to-use-akash-web/index.md
3. Commit and push the changes to the repository. The blog will be published automatically.

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