Adding your page to the website

1. Begin by cloning the repository to your local computer. You can do this by clicking the green <> code button above, copying the URL to your clipboard, and then executing git clone link in the terminal in which you paste the link in place of the word link in your desired local directory.
2. In the terminal, travel to the website directory. Remain there for the rest of the instructions. Create a new branch by executing git checkout -b your_name_branch in the terminal.
3. Add your name to members.txt (by running nano members.txt in the terminal) under the appropriate category in alphabetic order by last name. Type your name exactly how you would like it to show up in the directory.
4. Execute cp members/example_student.md members/your_name.md in terminal where your_name is the name you wrote in (3), but lowercase and with '_' instead of spaces. This will create a file members/your_name.md that is an exact copy of members/example_student.md.
5. Fill out members/your_name.md! Access the file by executing nano members/your_name.md and make sure to replace all instances of example student with your name.
6. Add a professional photo (preferably square aspect ratio) at assets/img/your_name.png. This can be done manually on the cumputer desktop or by executing cp /path/to/source/your_name.png ./assets/img, where /path/to/source is the path to where the image is on your computer.
7. Add any extra photos (research, hobbies, etc.) at assets/img/your_name_#.png, where # is a number 1-3. If you choose not to do this, comment out the table in members/your_name.md.
8. Run make_member_page.py and check that there are no errors.
9. Preview your webpage by calling bundle install; bundle exec jekyll serve. 9a. This step may not work if you do not have Jekyll installed correctly or installed in general on your computer. To fix this, the first step is to install Ruby through a version manager. Do this by running brew install rbenv, then run rbenv init, and then restart your terminal and return to the website directory. The second step is to run gem install jekyll, and the problem will be solved. 9b. Another reason this step may not work is because your version of Ruby is not compatible with the bundler that generatreed the Gemfile.loc file (1.17.2). Begin by seeing if this is the issue by executing ruby -v in the terminal. If any number is displayed that is higher than 2.6.10, then an older version of Ruby must be downloaded. Do this by executing rbenv install 2.6.10, then rbenv global 2.6.10, and finally ruby -v to verify version 2.6.10 of Ruby is now installed. 9c. Once the command is succesfully ran, copy and paste the provided URL into your browser and verify everything on the website is how you want it to look.
10. Commit your branch and push it to the repository with git add *; git commit -m "Making a page for your name"; git push origin your_name_branch.
11. Create a pull request on https://github.com/cersonsky-lab/website/pulls and check that all tests run.
12. Request one of your group members and Rosy (@rosecers) as a reviewer.