Make .github/workflows directory

[MPSxDev]

Create the .github/workflows directory to store GitHub Actions workflows, enabling automated processes like testing, building, and deployment within the repository.

[Jonatan-Chaverri]

Can I work on this one?

[josephpdf]

Hi!, my name is Joseph Poveda.
I am a student of the Systems Programming degree, I am a recent member of the Dojo Coding community, where I am getting started in the world of Web3.
I have basic knowledge of different programming languages ​​and thanks to this I hope to be able to resolve the issue.

• To address this issue, I would begin by creating a .github/workflows directory within the repository to store GitHub Actions workflows. This directory will allow us to set up automated workflows for testing, building, and deployment, streamlining project processes.
• I would then add a basic YAML workflow configuration, such as a test or build action, to verify that the setup is working as intended.
• This approach ensures all necessary workflows can be managed and updated in a centralized location.

[salazarsebas]

My background
As a member of the Dojo Coding community, I have experience in web2 and traditional technologies, as for web3 I have only been working for a few months and I have managed to make a contribution, however, it is not an impediment for me to do my best in this issue, I will devote the necessary effort to contribute to the OSS.

How I plan on tackling this issue
To solve this issue, I will perform the following steps:

• Analyze what is required.
• Study to be prepared to make the .github/workflows.
• Submit for review.

[Villarley]

Hi @MPSxDev,
I’m a Dojo Coding member and an active contributor to the OSS. I’ve worked on several Web3 projects, including contributions to stellar projects and building on StarkNet. I also have solid experience with React, and as a Web3 hackathon buildathon winner.

For this issue, I’d like to create the .github/workflows directory to enable automated actions like testing, building, and deployment in the repository. I’ll ensure the workflows are structured to support the team’s needs and scalability.

[ryzen-xp]

May I be assigned to this?

[martinvibes]

hey @MPSxDev can i work on this issue and write a well detailed doc when the odhack starts :)

[wheval]

Hello @MPSxDev, Can I handle this task?

[GideonBature]

Can you please assign this to me?

[MrRoudyk]

May I be assigned to this?

[Amarjeet325]

Hi, I am a proficient MERN stack developer with experience in full-stack development. I believe I can contribute effectively to this project. Could you kindly /assign this issue/task to me? Thank you!

[raizo07]

Could I be assigned to this? I'm a software developer with over four years of experience

[mexes20]

Could I be assigned to this? I'm a Software developer with over four years of experience.

I've implemented the workflow for some projects on Starknet, here is an example keep-starknet-strange/raito#159

ETA: 10 hours

[Unickhub]

Mind if I try this one?

[Benjtalkshow]

Can I take this from here?

[ShantelPeters]

Is it okay if I tackle this?
To solve this issue, i will create a .github/workflows directory in the root of the repository, then add YAML files within this directory to define GitHub Actions workflows for tasks like testing, building, and deployment. Thereby ensuring each workflow is properly configured with triggers (e.g., push, pull_request) and steps to automate the desired processes.
Lasyly i will validate the workflows by triggering them in the repository.

[Michaelkingsdev]

May I handle this issue? I am an experienced frontend developer.

[salazarsebas]

My background
As a member of the Dojo Coding community, I have experience in web2 and traditional technologies, as for web3 I have only been working for a few months and I have managed to make a contribution, however, it is not an impediment for me to do my best in this issue, I will devote the necessary effort to contribute to the OSS.

How I plan on tackling this issue
To solve this issue, I will perform the following steps:

• Analyze what is required.
• Study to be prepared to make the .github/workflows.
• Submit for review.

[jsandinoDev]

Hi I'm a full-stack developer from Costa Rica and member of Dojo coding. I've worked on projects using React, Solidity, Cairo, and blockchain tools. My skills in both front-end and back-end development allow me to build scalable and secure solutions for web3 ecosystems.

To solve this issues I will

1. Understand the Purpose
   • Identify the tasks you want to automate (e.g., testing, deployment, linting).
   • Ensure GitHub Actions is appropriate for your needs.
   2. Set Up the Structure
   • Create the .github/workflows directory in your repository to house workflow definitions.
   3. Define Workflow Goals
   • Plan the events that should trigger the workflows (e.g., push, pull_request).
   • Decide on the specific actions or jobs the workflow should perform.
   4. Write Workflow Files
   • Draft YAML files that outline the automated steps to achieve your goals.
   5. Test and Iterate
   • Push the changes to the repository to trigger the workflows and verify they work as expected.
   • Refine the workflows based on outcomes and project needs.

[vestor-dev]

hey sir I'd like to handle this task.
i'm a frontend developer with experience
i would really love to contribute to your project
kindly assign :)

[Kaminar-i]

Mind if I take this issue?
i'm new and would love to work on this
please assign me

[jrmncos]

hey, I'm a Software Engineer in web2, I already implemented some CI with Github actions in other open sources repos. I can do it in this one :)

[sotoJ24]

Hi team, I'm Josué From Dojo Coding

Here's my proposed solution:

1. Create the .github/workflows directory: This will serve as the central hub for all GitHub Actions workflows.
2. Add a simple workflow file: I'll start with a basic YAML file, such as a build.yml, to define a workflow that triggers on pushes to the main branch. This workflow could include:
   • Checking out the code.
   • Running unit tests.
   • Linting the code.
   • Building the project.
3. Configure the workflow: I'll specify the events that trigger the workflow, the jobs to be executed, and the steps involved in each job.
4. Commit and push the changes: Once the workflow is defined, I'll commit and push the changes to the repository, triggering the workflow execution.

[mimisavage]

Could I be assigned to this?

[bruhhgnik]

i have worked on workflow projects before, dipdup-io/stone-packaging#65 heres one example, id love to work on this!

[hossamanany]

I'd love to work on this!