Contribute to documentation

Author:Anthony

This document explains how you can contribute to the documentation of memos.

Here is the repository you want to go to.

Prerequisite

Must have

Preferably a markdown editor, Here's a few: Visual studio code, Typora. (If not, any text editor is fine)
Git
Know how to contribute

Good to have

Node.js & npm

Step by step

Clone your forked repo:

git clone https://github.com/<You username>/dotcom

Change to the directory:
```
cd dotcom
```
If you want to see you new docs live on your localhost:
1. Install dependencies:
```
npm install
```
2. Start the development server:
```
npm run dev
```
Now, the website should be running at http://localhost:3000. It will support live reload upon code changes.
Go to consts folder and open up author.ts.

Add you name and links under the const authorList: Author[] section in the following format:

{
    name: "Your name",
    email: "Your email", //optional
    url: "Your website link", //optional
    github: "Your github usename", //optional
    twitter: "Your twitter handle", //optional
    funding: "Your funding link", //optional
},

Go to content/docs/ and open up index.md.
Add the name and link of you document in the desired section.
Note: If it's a single document with no relation to existing section, add it to the Others section. If it's a serveral document requiring a new section, create a new section using the markdown's headings 2.
Create corresponding markdown files under the content folder in the corresponding location.
Note: If it's a whole new section you are adding:
1. Create the corresonding folder under content
2. Add a index.md file inside you newly created folder
3. Copy what you added in step 6. to the index.md
4. Replace the title in ## with:
```
    --- 
    title: <Your title>
    ---
```

Add this on top you makrdown file, change the variables accordingly:

    ---
    title: <Your title>
    author: <You name(the one you just put in author.ts)>
    ---

Enjoy writing you documentation!