Adding/Updating Content

Content can be added directly on gitlab, but it should ALWAYS be added in the development branch. NEVER add new content to the master branch.

Before you add content make sure that you are on the development branch. This section should say development:

you change change branches with a drop down menu:

Updating Research Page

MAKE SURE YOU READ THE SECTION ABOVE

MAKE SURE YOU ARE ON DEVELOPMENT

The research page is managed by a .json fine located in /public/json. When you open this you will see things in json format, with an element looking like:

{
  "title":"Design of a CubeSat Ready Hyperspectral Camera",
  "img":"ATL_Symposium_Presentation.jpg",
  "src":"/images/documents/presentations/ATL_Symposium_Presentation.pdf",
  "tags":"presentation",
  "subTitle":"location-date"
},

• To add another bit of research, add another section like the one above to the json
• You can replace the title within the right hand of the title section above
• You must adda thumbnail of the bit of research too. Simply screenshot it or something. This thumbnail must be stored in public/images/documents/thumbnails/ replace the right hand section of the img tag above with the file's name.
• the src section contains the path to the actual research paper or bit of research. This should be soted in public/images/documents/ [then you should put them in either the papers, posters, or presentations folder]
• you must tag the bit of research to either be a paper, poster, or presentation.
• you may add a subtitle, which can include in additional information you would like.

Updating the Team Page

MAKE SURE YOU READ THE SECTION ABOVE

MAKE SURE YOU ARE ON DEVELOPMENT

The research page is managed by a .json fine located in /public/json. There are separate sections in the .json for Leadership,Electronics,Mechanical,Missionops,Labops, and Faculty. We still need to develop an alumni filter.

nested within each of those categories are entries for team memebers. An element looks like:

{
  "name":"Caleb Adams",
  "bio":"Caleb Adams, along with Hollis Neel and Ryan Babaie, began UGA's Small Satellite Research Laboritory after starting a small satellite project that would soon involve UGA faculty. Caleb lead the first team from UGA to win an MLH, nationally recognized, Hackathon by building a low cost remote-operated telescope. He has worked for NASA as a Core Flight Software developer on the Orion project and was a beta tester of Google Glass. He spoke at the TEDx UGA student idea showcase about the future of small satellites and citizen science. Caleb currently runs one of the most popular computer science blogs and one of the most popular astronomy blogs on the tumblr blogging platform, with an outreach of 200,000.",
  "major":"Computer Science",
  "img":"caleb.jpg",
  "id":"caleb",
  "role":"Program Manager & Co-Founder"
},

• the img is an image file located in public/images/team, you should add this when changing this page
• the id tag must be unique for each member, so we cannot have two members with the same name share the same id. Keep this in mind when updating this section

Editing HTML

the raw html of each page can also be edited. You will find this in the /views folder.

dev.smallsat.uga.edu

Should automatically update every minute. This machine continuously deploys the development branch every minute.

USER: ssrl

PASS: tacobell;;

the default user for git is: sitebot with the same password as above. this is the account that constantly pulls changes

smallsat.uga.edu

When the dev branch is merged into master this site will update every minutes.

request access

Local Deploying, Programming, and Testing

if node and npm is not installed do that. the best way, i've found do this is first installing npm, then from that install n, then from that install node the g tag install things globally.

$sudo apt-get install npm
$sudo npm install -g n
$sudo n latest

after node and npm is installed navigate to the project root directory and install all the plugins from package.json

$sudo npm install

to run the node server in your session:

$sudo node app.js

to run it as a service use forever

$sudo forever start app.js

if it says forever is not installed then install it using npm

$sudo npm install -g forever

TO RUN

check if server is already running

$sudo forever list

to start server go to project root:

$sudo forever start app.js