Welcome to the college alumni website, a place where you can connect with fellow graduates and keep up to date with all the latest news and events from your alma mater.
As an alum, you are an integral part of our college community and we value your ongoing involvement and support. This website is designed to provide you with a range of resources, information, and opportunities to stay connected with your fellow alumni and the college.
You can use this website to reconnect with old friends, find out about upcoming events and reunions, access career resources, and stay informed about the latest news and developments from the college.
- Clone the project repository on your local machine
git clone https://github.com/AbhinavXT/alumni.git
cd alumni
- Installing dependencies
npm install
For running frontend locally run command:
npm run dev
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components
- Thecomponents
folder in thealumni
repository is where you provided contains JavaScript files that define components for the application. -
pages
- Thepages
folder in thealumni
repository is where you define the routes for your application. Each file in the pages folder corresponds to a specific route, and the contents of that file will be rendered when a user navigates to that route. -
public
- Thepublic
folder in thealumni
repository serves as a static directory that is available to the client-side. This means that any files placed in this folder can be accessed by the client-side code. -
styles
- Thestyles
folder in thealumni
repository is where you can store your CSS files. Next.js automatically processes these files and applies them to your project. -
package.json
-package.json
is a configuration file this project. It contains information about the project such as the name, version, dependencies, scripts, and other metadata.
The alumni repository is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
I hope this documentation is helpful in understanding the purpose and usage of the alumni repository. Let me know if you have any questions!