Lab 5 Blog

For this week. I created a refactoring branch using the command

git branch -b refactoring

Then I added prittier to help take care of code formatting and eslint to take care of styling. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "added prittier to help take care of code formatting and eslint to take care of styling"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

Then I removed http-server package. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "removed http server"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

Then I applied prettier formating to all js files. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "applied prettier formating to all js files"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push 

Then I removed unused packages. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "removed unused packages"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

Then I moved inputMD.md from project root. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "seperated inputMD.md from project root"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

Then I modified the script in the package.js file. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "modified start script to start with input file"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

I refactor functionality of getting file extension. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "refactor functionality of getting file extension"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

I moved text.txt from project root into input folder. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "seperated text.txt from project root"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

I converted all functions to arrow functions. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "converted all functions to arrow functions"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

I implemented global error handling throwing errors in all sub-modules and catching errors from ssg.js. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "implemented global error handling"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

I moved all html related functions from ssg into html.js, file operation system related functions from ssg into os.js, and server site generation process related functions from ssg into process.js. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "moved functions into seperate files"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

I migrated all variables to const. Then I tested my code. Then I added the changes using the command

git add <name of files>

Then I commited the changes using the command

git commit -m "migrated all variables to const"

Then I pushed the changes using the command

git push

Then I did a Interactive Git Rebase to squash all refacter commits using the command

git rebase 6fd957d292c365bf667e7d061ad66eab13d1f68c

Then I did a ammended git commit using the command

git commit --amend -m "refactered all code"

The I switch to my main branch using the command

git checkout main

Then I used the command 

git merge

Then I used the command

git push origin main

to push all my changes onto github.

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