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Adding new officers / updating existing officer information can be done through the admin console. Simply sign in with your ACM account & navigate to the admin console. Here you can add new officers, update existing officers, create new roles, switch roles for existing officers, set end date for departing officers and grant other officers access to the admin console.
Note: To access the admin console your ACM account needs to have the historian permission. If you don't have this permission reach out to any of the current historians for ACM.
Follow these steps to get started with the project locally:
- Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/acmutd/leadership.git
- Setup Doppler by running
doppler setup
and select thedev
config for theleadership
project - Run
npm install
- Run
npm run dev
- Navigate to
https://localhost:3000
Note: If you are using Windows, running npm run dev
may cause some errors. By default this project is setup to inspect server side logs and print them to the terminal window running the application. If there are any issues remove the NODE_OPTIONS='--inspect'
from the scripts section of the package.json
file for npm run dev
.
To view the production GraphQL API click here.
To test the GraphQL API locally follow these steps:
- Run the project using the aforementioned steps
- Open the GraphQL API endpoint at
https://localhost:3000/api/graphql
- Click "Query your server` to open Apollo Studio. Note: Make sure to a compliant browser like Chrome.
- Sign into the leadership site & navigate to
https://localhost:3000/settings
and generate a new API Key. - Copy the key (it should start with
eyJ
) and add it as a header in Apollo Studio as followsAuthorization: Bearer <API KEY>
. - The schema and queries for the GraphQL API should now be visible.
This repo also separately from the NextJS application houses the Anniversary workflow. This script runs as a GitHub action every night to check whether an anniversary has occured and if so to then send a message in slack. To run the anniversary script locally follow these steps:
- Clone the repo
- Set all the environment variables for the firebase config via the command line. The script does not use
dotenv
so set them as global environment variables usingexport FIREBASE_API_KEY=<API KEY>
etc. - Set the slack channel environment variable to point to the
#general
channel by runningexport SLACK_CHANNEL_ID=<Webhook Url>
. Note that this is different from the slack channel ID used by the NextJS application (which points to#shoutouts
). - Run
npm install
- Run
npm run anniversary-build
- Run
npm run anniversary-start
The birthday bot program resides in this repository as a GitHub action triggered workflow. Much like the anniversary program, this script runs eveery night to check whether there are any birthdays on that date. Birthdays for officers are found on this google spreadsheet. Note: Need to be signed in with an @acmutd.co
account to view the spreadsheet. If you've just joined the organization update the spreadsheet with your birthday too! To run the program locally follow these steps:
- Clone the repo
- Open the
calendar-converter
project in google cloud, find the default service account and download the.json
key. - Set the following environment variables via the command line
export SLACK_CHANNEL_ID=<Webhook_Url>
export SLACK_TOKEN=<API_KEY>
export BIRTHDAY_SPREADSHEET_ID=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/<SPREADSHEET_ID>/edit (Note: enter just the spreadsheet id, not the whole url)
export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=<PATH_TO_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON_FILE>
- Run
npm install
- Run
npm run birthday-build
- Run
npm run birthday-start
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