ACIAX

JSON Formats

public/database.json

{
  "branchName Eg: cse":{
    "subjectId Eg: csf111": {
      "Topic Headers: Eg: Handouts": {
        "Link Text": "Link URL"
      }
    }
  }
}

public/checklist.json

{
  "branchName Eg: cse":{
    "subjectId Eg: csf111": {
      "name":"Subject Name Eg: C Programming",
      "Checklist": {
        "Header Eg:Introduction": [
            "Topic 1",
            "Topic 2"
        ]
      }
    }
  }
}

public/subjectNames.json

{
  "cse":{
    "subjectId Eg: csf111": "subjectName Eg: C Programming"
  }
}

Contributing to ACIAX: Forking and Submitting a Pull Request on GitHub

Creation Date: Jan 01, 2025
Created By: Prakhar Bhandari
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ACIAX

1. Click on Github Repo

# GitHub

2. Click on Fork 2

3. Click on Create fork

4. Click on public

5. Click on database.json

6. Click on Edit file

7. Paste selected text into element

8. Click on Commit changes...

9. Type your commit message here

10. Click on Commit changes

11. Click on aciax

12. Click on Sync fork and check if it's behind the main repository. If it's behind, sync it.

13. Click on Contribute

14. Click on Open pull request

15. Add your pull request title and description over here

16. Click on Create pull request

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