Basic-memory-game VS Hacktoberfest2023

Worked on the ChatGPT for Google, which is the browser extension to display ChatGPT response alongside Google Search results, supports Chrome/Edge/Firefox. And Basic-memory-game. I have really liked their idea and want to contribute into their project which i have learned in DPS909. I have searched through their issue and their repository and find out they are not using any Linter in their code. I have learned about the Linter in one of my labs which motivated me to add that into their work.

Issue-106 PR

For Release 0.4 I have decided to use all the skills which I have learned in this course. And try to add new feature with those skills in an open sources project. I have decided to add the Linter to the open source project which I worked on during Release 0.2 which is Basic-memory-game.

The Basic-memory-game repo hosts the code for a tile-matching memory game. There was a problem, described in Issue #104 where tiles that were flipped face-up would not be rendered at a constant size. Thus, if tiles used image files with different dimensions, then the tiles would be re-arranged haphazardly upon being flipped face-up.

For my PR 1. I have learned about how prettier action worked with husky and created the Prettier action file which will indent the code on each push and pull to the repository.

Finding the right open source project was really challenging for me, we were asked to work on any GitHub hosted open source project with the repo with the Hacktoberfest topic and/or Issues with the Hacktoberfest label. For my first contribution in open source project i have choose this project Basic-memory-game. This is Basic Concentration (card game). It is a particularly good game for young children, though adults may find it challenging and stimulating as well.

Official Hacktoberfest Website GitHub's Blog DigitalOcean's Blog

You're probably a little late for Hackoberfest this year.

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