Welcome to the learning resources and documentation for SnapLine! Here, you'll find a curated list of resources and guides to help you understand and contribute to our AI-powered creativity and prompts platform.
- SnapLine GitHub Repository: The official GitHub repository for SnapLine. You can find the source code, issues, and contributions here.
- Contributing to SnapLine: Detailed instructions on how to contribute to SnapLine, including setting up your development environment and guidelines for adding features or making improvements.
- Setting Up SnapLine Locally: The README provides step-by-step instructions on how to clone the repository, install dependencies, and run SnapLine locally for development and testing.
- Code Structure: Learn about the project's code organization and best practices for maintaining clean and organized code.
- Adding Environment Variables: Understand how to configure SnapLine using environment variables and the importance of providing comments for each variable.
- Contributing to SnapLine: Follow the contribution process to add new features, fix bugs, or make improvements to SnapLine.
- Code Comments: Guidelines for adding comments to your code to enhance readability and understanding, especially for complex logic.
- Next.js Documentation: Explore the official documentation for Next.js, the JavaScript framework used in SnapLine.
- MongoDB Documentation: Access MongoDB's official documentation to learn more about the database used in SnapLine.
- Prisma Documentation: Explore Prisma's documentation for details on the ORM used in the project.
- Tailwind CSS Documentation: Dive into the documentation for Tailwind CSS, the utility-first CSS framework used for styling SnapLine.
- NextAuth.js Documentation: Learn about NextAuth.js, the authentication library used in the project, through its official documentation.
- Cloudinary Documentation: Access the documentation for Cloudinary, the image and video management service used in SnapLine.