• - A new, gitignored file called/dev-overrides.env will allow developers to override env variables in development environment.
• - This override system should not affect test environments.

For example, if dev.env contains:

FOO=1
BAR=2
BAZ=3

And dev-overrides.env contains the following:

FOO=2

Then the result will be

FOO = 2
BAR = 2
BAZ = 3

AuthRouter code is well-tested, but not well-written. Refactor the code so that it functions the same way, but is clean.

The User page:

• Is public.
• When the user is logged in, allows the user to edit their own information.
  • Don't allow users to edit other users' information.
• Shows a list of the user's most recent posts. Clicking on the post takes the viewer to the post itself.
• Shows a list of the user's most recent comments. Clicking on the post takes the viewer to the comment itself.

The New Post page is currently unstyled and needs some love.

This is a visually creative task, has a lot to do with UX/UI. If you pick this up, it would be amazing if you could please post screenshots with your PR and be open to visual feedback.

It should be visually consistent with the Community page and the rest of the platform. Please make sure to use styled-components.

Oh, and do not modify the Markdown Editor component's editor themes. There will be separate tickets for that.

Getting Started

Click "New Post" on the community page, and you'll see it.

Currently, the Sign In & Sign Out forms all say "First Name" above every field. Fix to match corresponding field.

• User can see the current post's title, date, author and community name.
  • The author name is clickable.
  • The community name is clickable.
• Markdown syntax highlighting is correct for JS, JSX, TS, HTML, CSS, SCSS (if available), Python, Bash (if available), JSON (if available).
• User can edit or delete the post if they're the ones who created it.

Currently, we are not running any validation on the data received from configs except simple presence/absence of the value. See screenshot.

We are also simply converting the data from string to number in a few places. See screenshot.

Instead of these methods, use Yup to validate and convert data in the configProvider.

• As a user, I can create a post.
• As a user, I can edit the post.
• I can delete the post, but only if I created it.

The DevCollective.io project has a very smooth first-time run experience. You can get a full FE, BE and dockerized DB running with 3 commands, (install. dev. pristine.) It is a great example of good UX for open source projects, and can be spoken about.

Things to learn: Docker, Yarn, a bit of Postgres, also a cool webpack pattern where you embed Webpack inside Express.

P.S. Monarch has a good idea about what this article should contain. Talk to him after you pick this one up.

Currently, the toast notifications are being populated with dummy data, and are static. Make it so that toast notifications have a setTimeout and an animation countdown (similar to that on mintbean.io)

• Notifications should open with an animation.
• Each notification be configured to have a timer. Notifications with a timer should have a countdown bar, similar to mintbean.io
• Notifications should close with an animation when you click "close"
• Notifications should close with an animation when the countdown timer expires.