A front-end app to edit and generate a dated schedule for all Rocket Academy Courses.
The app is Timezone aware.
The app is deployed at https://rocketacademy.github.io/scheduler/#/admin
Click on the "Batch" tab Under Generate Schedule Data File, fill in the form with required information, please make sure date picked for Bootcamp start date is a Monday. Select from -
- "render schedule": which will render the generated file in the app
- "download schedule": which will download the generated file into the downloads folder of your computer
- "add to github": this will take you to the create new file page of the github repo, press ctrl -a followed by ctrl -v to paste the generated file into the github repo
- "basics markdown": this will take you to the create new file page of the basics-docs repo, press ctrl -a followed by ctrl -v to paste the generated file into the github repo
Click on the "Main" tab Choose either part time or full time button to render either schedule Next to each schedule item are 4 buttons -
- trash can symbol: deletes that item
- up arrow: used to move that item up a day in the schedule
- down arrow: used to move that item down a day in the schedule
- rectangular symbol: used to move that item to any day in the schedule
The up and down arrows on the right side of each section are used to move the entire section up/ down one day
After you have finished making your changes, click "edit in github repo" to make changes to the main file, then click the "update" buttons to edit that particular batch's schedule (click on the button, press ctrl -a, ctrl -v to paste the updated schedule into the github repo)
Click on the "Batch" tab Next to each schedule item are 4 buttons -
- trash can symbol: deletes that item
- up arrow: used to move that item up a day in the schedule
- down arrow: used to move that item down a day in the schedule
- rectangular symbol: used to move that item to any day in the schedule
The up and down arrows on the right side of each section are used to move the entire section up/ down one day
After you have finished making your changes, either click "edit in github repo" (click on the button, press ctrl -a, ctrl -v to paste the updated schedule into the github repo), or "download modified file" to download the edited file into the downloads folder of your computer
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.
In the project directory, you can run:
Runs the app in the development mode.
Open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.
The page will reload if you make edits.
You will also see any lint errors in the console.
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See the section about running tests for more information.
Builds the app for production to the build folder.
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Your app is ready to be deployed!
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