This repository holds the course curriculum for GraphAcademy.

This repository uses docker-compose to create a local server using the latest production build of the GraphAcademy website (repo here). The docker image is stored on AWS ECR, so you will need credentials - talk to Adam.

1. Install the AWS CLI

2. Add your credentials to the ~/.aws/credentials file.

   aws_access_key_id = XXX
   aws_secret_access_key = XXX

   1. If you already have credentials in this file, you can add a new profile by adding a header above credentials. For example [ga].

      [ga]
      aws_access_key_id = XXX
      aws_secret_access_key = XXX+8Yk4bLQQCKOdBME1i7e

3. Log in to docker using the credentials above:

   aws ecr get-login-password --region us-east-1 | docker login -u AWS --password-stdin 715633473519.dkr.ecr.us-east-1.amazonaws.com

4. Run docker-compose up to start a new Neo4j instance and the GraphAcademy server.
   

   • The local server will be available at http://localhost:13000.
     

   • A Neo4j instance will also be available on http://localhost:17474.

All content lives in the asciidoc/ directory. As you modify the content, a process will sync the content

• categories/ - Category information

• courses/ - All courses are organised into the own folder structure with modules and lessons

• emails/ - The emails sent to users on enrolment, completion and a reminder email when the user has been inactive for 7 days

• languages/ - i18n phrases for courses in languages other than English.

• pages/ - "CMS" content displayed throughout the website, for example the /certifications/ oage

• shared/ - Content shared across courses

• statuses/ - Meta data around course statuses

To create a new course or modify an existing course, please create a new branch and make your changes. Once you have finished, create a new PR and add adam-cowley as a reviewer.

Before creating the PR, please rebase your branch on the main branch.

When a new application server is created, the latest tagged version of this repository is downloaded by the server.

You can use the npm version command to create a new tag.

• npm version patch - To be used when minor fixes are made to an existing course

• npm version minor - To be used when a new course is released

• npm version major - To be used when a major change is made to the repository - for example, multiple course changes, or addition of a new category

If you have correct privileges, you can restart the cluster by running the following command: