Description

Create a user page which displays the user's name, profile photo, and a list of all posts made by the user. Whenever a user clicks on a user handle present on the post the user should be redirected to that user's profile page.

Description

Currently, likes and comments on posts that are shared only work as placeholders. It would be nice to have some implementation to actually get those to work. The models for like and comments have already been created

We want to have the ability to:

1. Like or unlike posts
2. Comment on a post with level 1 nesting

Description

The current user chat does not work due to problems with socket.io implementation. Investigate the issue and suggest a work-around

Resources:

• https://socket.io/get-started/private-messaging-part-1/
• https://socket.io/docs/v4

Description

We follow Angular's semantic commit pattern for the commit messages and currently lint the commits using commitizen. Commitizen has a tool to interactively commit the code which confirms to an appropriate fashion.

Implement commitizen to interactively perform commits to the code and add a npm script npm run commit that invokes the tool and guides the user through the commit

Description

Move the badges to the top and add some more badges to the top of readme.md file, since the badges will be colorful and more attractive at the top of README.md file than the text the users will like it and after linking the badges it will also help the users to navigate to different sections/ webpages like PRs, issues, contributors, etc.

Solution

I will move the badges to the top of Readme file, add some more badges and also will add links related to them so that the README.md file will look more interactive and awesome.

• I will move them to the top
• I will align them to the center
• I will add some more badges
• I will add links to the badges

Work under/as

• LGMSOC
• Contributor

I would like add a Contribution guidelines for open source beginners . Please assign this to me

A code of conduct defines standards for how to engage in a community. Read more

Please add the link to the Code of Conduct in the README. Refer here

Examples:

• Twitter
• Docker