This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
First, run the development server:
pnpm devOpen http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.
You can edit the pages by modifying pages/*.tsx. Your browser auto-updates as you edit the files.
Page filenames must be lowercase. In the past we experienced discrepancies with case sensitivity between S3 and our app's routing, so we configured S3 to invoke our custom 404 page, and that page to rewrite all URLs to lowercase.
New pages may need to be added to the PAGES_TO_ALWAYS_SHRINK_NAVBAR array for
proper formatting.
The use of Bootstrap for CSS in this project is deprecated. (Tailwind for CSS might be cool.)
Documentation of the various components available for use can be found here.
Run tests with pnpm run test. Debug tests using the VS Code debug tab which
makes use of launch.json.
A GitHub Action automatically deploys the website to http://righttorescue.com after pushing to the main branch. Next.js generates static files for this website, and these are pushed to AWS S3.
To make images look consistent site, make sure their aspect ratios are consistent. Here is an example of a tool that lets you change the aspect ratio of an image:
https://imagy.app/image-aspect-ratio-changer/
Our <Header> component accepts a video attribute that requires a YouTube embed URL. To obtain such a URL,
find the "Share" button on a YouTube video, choose the "Embed" option and look in the embed code for the value of the
iframe's src attribute.