Hello Code School

This is a sample project to test out how projects work at Code School.

Forking

To get started, fork this repository to your account and clone it down locally. If you want, you can also try doing this completely from GitHub!

Tasks

Once you've forked this repository, go ahead and make the following changes to the index.html file.

• Change the title to your Code School account name.
• Add an h1 saying "Hello, Code School!".
• Create a ul element with at least 2 li elements.
• In these li elements, list out what you want to learn.

Once you've completed all of the tasks, go ahead and commit those to your fork.

Running Tests Locally

You don't need to run and of the tests locally -- they'll all run when you submit your project. If you're an overachiever and want to try running the tests locally, here's what you'll need to do.

First off, install node.js locally. Next you'll need to run a few commands from this folder.

$ npm install
$ npm test

If everything is working, you should see something like this:

HelloCodeSchoolProject (answer) $ npm test

> hello-codeschool-project@1.0.0 test /Users/adam/code/projects/HelloCodeSchoolProject
> mocha test/



  Your HTML Page
    ✓ should have a different title
    ✓ should have a different h1
    ✓ should have a ul
    ✓ should have at least 2 li elements


  4 passing (306ms)

Submission

In order to submit this project, create a pull request from your fork back to the "codeschool/HelloCodeSchoolProject" project. After you see your pull request green, everything is passing!

Making it Public

Once all tests are passing, try pushing your master branch up to the gh-pages branch -- this will make your webpage available on the web! Here's a command to do that:

$ git push origin master:gh-pages

This will make your index.html file available at the URL:

http://<username>.github.io/HelloCodeSchoolProject/

For instance, our answer branch is available at the url http://codeschool.github.io/HelloCodeSchoolProject/.

Submitting Back to Code School

TBD