As a Google Summer of Code student I’m working on a javascript library to power an interactive web guide to teach how the Aurora CLI works. You can follow the project on GitHub, and I’ll share my weekly progress with the community. Here’s an update from last week’s progress:

My Last Weekly GSoC Summaries:

Mock Aurora scheduler interface for Aurora tutorial #104

Added next step after finish one #137

Added the possibility to skip steps #102

Week of July 13th

As a Google Summer of Code student I’m working on a javascript library to power an interactive web guide to teach how the Aurora CLI works. You can follow the project on GitHub, and I’ll share my weekly progress with the community. Here’s an update from last week’s progress:

Added animation for git clone a repository and validation if it is not a repository #43

Added vagrant up animation #44

Added Chef Tutorial (info, commands, preload files) and update website  #93

Updated the information of README.md #95

Sent an email to learnchef at chef dot io #94 (waiting for an answer)

Updated the Apache Aurora Tutorial#72

Week of July 6th

As a Google Summer of Code student I’m working on a javascript library to power an interactive web guide to teach how the Aurora CLI works. You can follow the project on GitHub, and I’ll share my weekly progress with the community. Here’s an update from last week’s progress:

added animation #43

created another example with chef

added scroll in step section #84

added the possibility of delete a file #81

Week of June 22nd

As a Google Summer of Code student I’m working on a javascript library to power an interactive web guide to teach how the Aurora CLI works. You can follow the project on GitHub, and I’ll share my weekly progress with the community. Here’s an update from last week’s progress:

Finally I ran Apache Aurora in my laptop (Ubuntu), the idea is improve the list of steps so I created an issue #72

You can see the preloaded files and also files has been made with nano editor issue #62

Highlight the current step and fade away completed steps issue #61

I added a property where can define which step can start issue #60

Week of June 15th

As a Google Summer of Code student I’m working on a javascript library to power an interactive web guide to teach how the Aurora CLI works. You can follow the project on GitHub, and I’ll share my weekly progress with the community. Here’s an update from last week’s progress:

The last week I focused in Apache Aurora Tutorial I added some new features for this tutorial

I will add more!!

Status: It is still in progress...

Apache Aurora Tutorial

I added $ aurora command for show the list of commands it has. (issue #47)

I added the json that contains the steps for the tutorial (issue #50)

I fixed the list of steps (issue #51)

It possible to load files in nano editor parsing a json and using localstorage (issue #53)

I added hello_world.py as file preload in nano editor (issue #56)

I added hello_world.aurora as file preload in nano editor (issue #57)

All of these changes are still in Develop branch you can see the progress in the

Week of June 8th

As a Google Summer of Code student I’m working on a javascript library to power an interactive web guide to teach how the Aurora CLI works. You can follow the project on GitHub, and I’ll share my weekly progress with the community. Here’s an update from last week’s progress:

add message yes or no for save content issue #35

I added 3 functions, you can press Y for create a new file and N for cancel and then the nano close the same case with Cancel (ctrl + c) for close the message.

add name of the file in header of nano editor issue #36

by default if you write nano in terminal in the title show New Buffer but you open a file like $ nano test you can see File: test

add a grid for organize better the structure of elements issue #38

I added bootstrap-grid for improve the structure of divs

add history of your recent terminal commands ^up and down issue #41

I used LocalStorage this feature, you can use next /\ and \/ back for see your history.

Week of June 1st

As a Google Summer of Code student I’m working on a javascript library to power an interactive web guide to teach how the Aurora CLI works. You can follow the project on GitHub, and I’ll share my weekly progress with the community. Here’s an update from last week’s progress:

I fixed the default height of nano editor  (issue 27)

Finally we have a github-pages for run demo and a home page of the project (issue 11)

I added correct height of content of nano editor (issue 29)

I added this function: Save newly created files from nano using HTML5 localstorage issue 24

I added two tests for validate list-of-steps.json and list-of-commands.json json-schema (issue 26)

I used this lib https://github.com/acornejo/jjv It has MIT license for my tests

Week of May 25th

As a Google Summer of Code student I’m working on a javascript library to power an interactive web guide to teach how the Aurora CLI works. You can follow the project on GitHub, and I’ll share my weekly progress with the community. Here’s an update from last week’s progress:

Updated demo of web CLI guide marti1125.webfactional.com/cli-guide/

Issue #12

add list of unavailable CLI commandsremove the unavailable error message in index.html

Pull Request #16

update index.html example 

add id for response div

add a sample of listofcommandsteps.json 

add a  default value for $.fn.cli.defaults

Pull Request #18

add method commands for get command from json and return the result

Pull Request #19

add focus to nano editor

update default values of plugin 

add vagrant example to tutorial

add internal scroll to terminal window

add support for when more than one command have same result 

Issue #17

add table with description of options, show the structure of json file are required and build instructions

Issue #21

add gulpfile.js for compress the js in min.js

I tried to run Apache Aurora on Google Cloud Platform

Tried to run jasmine with gulp for make a unique workflow but I had problem when jasmine run test of jquery plugin because jquery doesn’t work in server side.