This project is built for Thrive, a Knoxville-based nonprofit that connects caring adults with at-risk youth through gospel-centered relationships. The platform streamlines volunteer recruitment, scheduling, communication, and reporting—helping Thrive staff and mentors focus on what matters most: transforming communities through faith, service, and relationship.
Please have the following installed on your machine:
- Node.js
- PNPM
- VSCode
Please have the following VSCode extensions installed:
- Prettier
- ESLint
- Code Spell Checker
- markdownlint
Create a .env file in the root directory of the project and add the following variables:
DB_CONNECTION_STRING=
EXAMPLE_ENV_VAR=example-value
EXAMPLE_ENV_VAR_2=example-value-2
PRIVATE_ENV_VAR=
PRIVATE_ENV_VAR_2=
Please contact leadership to obtain the following:
- DB_CONNECTION_STRING
- PRIVATE_ENV_VAR
- PRIVATE_ENV_VAR_2
- Run
pnpm installto install the dependencies. - Run
pnpm run devto start the development server.
Branch protections are enabled on this repository. To contribute, please create a new branch and make a pull request. The rules for branch names are lax, just be sure to include your name.
An example branch name for a card that adds a reset password email would be:
agustin-reset-password-email
Your pull request title must follow the conventional commits specification. An example of a valid pull request title is:
feat: Add pending form submissions table
The .vscode/launch.json file is configured to run Next.js in debug mode. This can let you step through your code line by line and inspect variables.
To start debug mode, navigate to the Run and Debug tab in VSCode, select the mode, and click the green play button.
Repository template originally created by Rudra Patel and adapted for this project.