Contributor Cards Not Displaying on Site

[amyyalex]

Currently, the card details for all contributors are not showing on the site. Every other section seems to be working fine, but the contributor cards (which display social links and brief info) are missing from the frontend.

This feature is a core part of the project, as it serves as a way for contributors to showcase their work and be discovered.

Expected Behavior:
Each contributor’s card (with their name, favourite quote , and social links) should appear on the site once their details are added.

Steps to Reproduce:
Add contributor details (e.g., name, links) to the appropriate file.
Run the site locally or deploy it.
Observe that the contributor cards don’t render on the frontend.

Possible Areas to Check:

Data fetching logic
Mapping function for displaying cards
Component rendering the cards

Feel free to take this up and open a PR if you find the fix.

[jeturgavli]

Hi! I'd love to work on this. Please assign me 🙂@amyyalex

[amyyalex]

Hi @jeturgavli
You can go ahead!

[jeturgavli]

Hey, @amyyalex 🙂
I have already submitted a pull request with the fixes. Could you please merge my PR? If you want to review it, I’ve provided the link below, and I’ve mentioned all the details there.
#331

[kronpatel]

Hi team! @amyyalex @jeturgavli 👋

I have an idea that could be really helpful for contributors and reduce JSON errors in the repo.

Idea:

We can create a GitHub Action workflow that automatically runs whenever someone opens a pull request. This workflow would:

1. Detect changes in the repo, especially JSON files.

2. Validate the syntax and structure of JSON files (like required fields and data types).

3. If there’s any issue (syntax error or structure mismatch), the bot would automatically comment on the PR and guide the contributor to fix the JSON format.

This will help contributors avoid mistakes and make life easier for maintainers as well.

If the team agrees, I can also create a ready-to-use workflow and validation script.

[jeturgavli]

Hi team! @amyyalex @jeturgavli 👋

I have an idea that could be really helpful for contributors and reduce JSON errors in the repo.

Idea:

We can create a GitHub Action workflow that automatically runs whenever someone opens a pull request. This workflow would:

1. Detect changes in the repo, especially JSON files.
2. Validate the syntax and structure of JSON files (like required fields and data types).
3. If there’s any issue (syntax error or structure mismatch), the bot would automatically comment on the PR and guide the contributor to fix the JSON format.

This will help contributors avoid mistakes and make life easier for maintainers as well.

Thanks @kronpatel! This is a really great idea 🙌. Automating JSON validation through a GitHub Action will definitely help contributors avoid mistakes and make things smoother for maintainers. Excited to see the workflow and script in action!

[amyyalex]

Hi team! @amyyalex @jeturgavli 👋

I have an idea that could be really helpful for contributors and reduce JSON errors in the repo.

Idea:

We can create a GitHub Action workflow that automatically runs whenever someone opens a pull request. This workflow would:

1. Detect changes in the repo, especially JSON files.
2. Validate the syntax and structure of JSON files (like required fields and data types).
3. If there’s any issue (syntax error or structure mismatch), the bot would automatically comment on the PR and guide the contributor to fix the JSON format.

This will help contributors avoid mistakes and make life easier for maintainers as well.

If the team agrees, I can also create a ready-to-use workflow and validation script.

Great Idea @kronpatel
Yeah sure, you can go ahead and work on that!👍🏾

[kronpatel]

Dear @amyyalex

We have worked on this contribution as part of Issue #330 and added the JSON Validator Bot along with cleaned contributor data.
We kindly request you to review our changes, provide your feedback if needed, and merge this PR once you find it suitable.

Thank you for your time and support 🙏

[HarshKumar4849]

Feature Request: Pagination / Search for Contributor Cards

Summary
Currently, all contributor cards are displayed on a single page. As the number of contributors grows, the page may become slow to load and difficult to navigate.

Proposed Solution

• Implement pagination (e.g., show 20 contributors per page with "Next/Previous" navigation).
• Alternatively, add a search/filter option so users can quickly find a contributor by name.

Benefits

• Improves performance when many contributors are listed.
• Makes the contributor section more user-friendly and scalable.
• Prevents layout issues on smaller devices.

Next Steps
I’d be happy to take this up if the maintainers approve 🙌

[jeturgavli]

@HarshKumar4849
Pagination is already implemented.
For smaller/mobile devices, could you please share some screenshots of what you’re seeing?