Some of the sponsor images look grainy or possibly stretched. Find better replacements possibly SVG files.

We should add logos of participating organizations

• devICT
• Ennovar
• The Labor Party
• MakeICT
• Open Wichita
• Start Up Wichita

A verrrry clever ploy... :)

From https://devict-hacktoberfest.herokuapp.com, the What projects qualify > File an issue link goes to this URL, which doesn't work: https://devict-hacktoberfest.herokuapp.com/%3Ehttps:/github.com/devict/hacktoberfest/issues/new

I want the table of issues to look pretty much just like https://datatables.net/examples/styling/bootstrap4.html

Specifically the Show [10] entries, the search, the pagination, and the Showing 1 to 10 of 57 entries

I have already pulled in https://cdn.datatables.net/1.10.16/css/dataTables.bootstrap4.min.css which I thought would be sufficient but it's not enough.

Fixing this styles pagination buttons.

Both https://devict-hacktoberfest.herokuapp.com/ as well as the docker-compose build report an error after repeatedly making request to the account.

• secret.env file is created
• Error on webpage This application has made an unusually high number of requests to access your account. Please reauthorize the application to continue.
• Error from terminal (Docker container) web_1 | 2017/10/15 06:42:40 auth.go:54: securecookie: the value is too long

Upon pressing the Sign in with GitHub button, could not find a matching session for this request error is given

The site has some usability ssues on mobile. Do a full review and fix what you find. Be sure to document what you changed in the PR description. If you aren't sure about something go ahead and comment here.

https://github.com/devict/job-board for reference!

If you look at website it's not as it should be, I think It lacks styling.

I would like to work on it if it's relevant.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open README.md
2. Scroll to the Installation section
3. Click on http://localhost:8080 (at the end of the Installation section)

Expected behavior:

The link opens

Actual behavior:

Nothing happens

https://github.com/nessalc/food-groups

There are a few places on the home page where we have unordered lists of text. They look weird because the bullets are way off on the left. Find something that looks better

Background:

• devICT's 2019 hacktoberfest requires 2 qualifying commits to be eligible for a set of stickers (requirement is different from the previous year where 4 commits were needed).

Issue:

• the checkPRs js method! is looking for 4 valid commits instead of 2.

Fix:

• update the javascript to count 2 commits as valid instead of 4

Problem:

• When you look for Open Issues, you will find that issues brought back includes orgs and projectswho have been set to False in the Go map hash defined in main.go.

Fix:

• We only want to display Open Issues from orgs and projects who have a status True

I think this would include the following items to be broken into their own issues once they are decided on:

1. Deployment Documentation
2. Abstract branding and specific text copy from inline code
3. add Attribution to the repo so that we get credit
4. ?????
5. Profit

The website is not showing any css because of a 404 error:

The resource from “https://hacktoberfest.devict.org/public/css/app.css” was blocked due to MIME type (“text/plain”) mismatch (X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff).

https://github.com/lake-afton-public-observatory

Is this the intended behaviour?

I don't actually think this repository contributes to the public good of our fair city.

This is just a shameless attempt to get a t-shirt.

The repository is owned by a devICT member who lives in Wichita though.

reference the job board as an example

https://github.com/devict/voteict

The following two sections of code are using the datetime when the page is loaded as the datetime for all of the PRs when displaying them. This makes it appear as if all the PRs were done at the same time.

File: templates/profile.tmpl

<div id="pr-template-valid">
  <div class="alert alert-success">
    <p><i class="fa fa-check-circle"></i> <span class="title"></span></p>
    <p>Opened against <span class="repo"></span> on <span class="date"></span></p>
  </div>
</div>

<div id="pr-template-invalid">
  <div class="alert alert-danger">
    <p><i class="fa fa-exclamation-circle"></i> <span class="title"></span></p>
    <p>Opened against <span class="repo"></span> on <span class="date"></span></p>
    <p><small>This PR is not against an approved project or organization. If
      you feel it should qualify please <a href="https://github.com/devict/hacktoberfest/issues/new">file an
      issue</a>.</small></p>
  </div>
</div>

• visit devICT hacktoberfest website!
• the devICT hacktoberfest banner could do with some ❤️

note - keeping it year agnostic would be nice, in case we want to reuse the banner for the upcoming years

Currently if we have an org in the org list, we expect there to be an SVG logo in public/images/logos/ with a name matching the org name in the list.

I can't find an SVG for lake-afton-public-observatory, so adding png support would be cool :)

Background:

• For the 2019 devICT Hacktoberfest, there wasn't enough time to arrange for sponsors and sponsorship.
• Will be nice to be able to turn on/off all information around sponsors/sponsorship rather than having to delete/comment out code related to it.

Steps to replicate

• Sign in with your GitHub account from the devICT Hacktoberfest! account.
• This should log you into the profile page (/profile)
• Observe that there is a modal that shows up that talks about Sponsorship as well as the existence of a checkbox to share you details with Sponsors.
  
• Ideally, would like to turn on/off display regarding Sponsors/Sponsorship.

According to Docker's docs Compose V1 has stopped receiving updates from July 2023. They also suggest the following change:

Background:

• for the 2019 devICT hacktoberfest event, we changed the number of qualifying commits to be eligible for a devICT sponsored gift from 4 to 2. We also changed the gift from a tee shirt to a set of stickers for 2019.

Problem:

• Visit devICT hacktoberfest website!
• Observe that there are several areas across the website where we mention the number of qualifying commits and gifts.
  • note: this also includes areas such as meta description, twitter:description
• This makes it hard to identify all areas across templates that needs to be updated if we change the nature of qualifying commits/prizes offered.

Probable Solution:

• Eg: create a md/json file from where the data can be read.
• Create the data once and use everywhere else 🎉

When logged in and the check status button is clicked and there are no pull requests the message shown has 2019 instead of the current year.

Once you log in we show your captured info and give you some helpful tools. That page is super basic looking. At a minimum we should use our chosen color palette.

Having tons of PRs are annoying, so remove the PRs tied to github.com/{username}/*

• While surfing on net, i found : https://hacktoberfest.devict.org/
• I visited all the repo's (https://hacktoberfest.devict.org/profile) under this contest/fest
• I see that non of all the repo's are active
• So is it ongoing or not ?

So for a total noob like me I'm not sur what the line to install the dependences mean. I'm guessing It's to install yarn but I'm not sure what or where to do that.

-Remove wichitazzan

https://devict-hacktoberfest.herokuapp.com says PRs against https://github.com/wichitalks count for the Wichita-based Hacktoberfest, but when I check my status, the following error message is generated:

Fixed Issue #56
Opened 2016-10-08T17:45:45Z against Wichitalks/wichitalks.github.io
This PR does not count for the Wichita Hacktoberfest because it is not against an approved project or organization. If you feel it should be then please file an issue.

Can we please fix so the Wichitalks PRs count? Thanks!

Add an api endpoint /api/issues that hits github for open issues in all of our target orgs and projects then shows it to the user.
Only show open issues with the tag "hacktoberfest".
This should be on the profile page so we can use their token.
Look at the available information and decide what fields are appropriate to show the user. We might want to make additional calls to get information about each project.
The code in prs.go and profile.js should be a good starting point.