dsc-website-template — Gatsby Tool Template

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2026-10-01T15:12:00.698Z

# Google Developer Student Club Website Template

<img src="https://firebase.google.com/downloads/brand-guidelines/SVG/logo-built_white.svg" width="90"> <img src="https://github.com/favicon.ico" width="40">

The commitment of this repository is to allow all the Developer Student Clubs to **generate a site** for their club in **less than 3 minutes**, performing a few simple steps.<br> <br>
**The management of this site does not require any kind of web development and backend competence.**

## Demo
You can see the [demo here](https://andreabac3.github.io/dsc-website-template/)
## How can I change the content of the site without knowing web languages?

To change the content of the site, go to the `content` folder located in the root of the project. In this folder there are several .yaml files in which you can modify the contents. 

## 🚀 Quick Start

To install you first need [node.js](https://nodejs.org/en/) on your machine.
You need to perform the following steps only the first time.
```bash
# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/andreabac3/dsc-website-template.git
cd dsc-website-template/

# Install the gatbsy CLI
npm i -g gatsby-cli

# Install local dependencies
npm install

# Run on localhost:8000 (by default)
# and edit the /content folder
npm run develop
```

**that's it!**

# Deploy
## Deploy on Firebase Hosting 🔥

We suggest to read the [Firebase Hosting guide reference from Gatsby website](https://www.gatsbyjs.org/docs/deploying-to-firebase/)

Make sure you have:

- a Firebase Account
- created a Firebase Project
<details><summary>Click here to read more about Firebase Deploy</summary>
<p>

> You can skip the first two points of the guide if you have already installed and configured the following dependencies.

<br>

1. Install the Firebase CLI with npm by running the following command and sign into firebase account:

```sh
npm install -g firebase-tools
```

2. Sign into Firebase using your Google account by running the following command:

```sh
firebase login
```

3. Navigate into the root of the project and running the following command:

```sh
firebase init
```

then select **Firebase Hosting** and the firebase project you wish to use or creat a new one if you haven't done it previously.

These first three steps are needed only once during the first configuration. After that, only step 4 is needed to deploy on Firebase.

4. Finally we can deploy our website

```sh
npm run deployFirebase
```

All done! Once the deployment concludes, you can access your website using `firebaseProjectId.firebaseapp.com` or `firebaseProjectId.web.app`.

N.B: of course replace the keyword <firebaseProjectId> with the name of your project.

</p>
</details>

## Deploy on Github Pages
```sh
npm run deploy
```

## Extra steps: How to add extra icons, links

#### Add a social link to teams.yaml

<details><summary>Click here to read  How to add extra icons </summary>
<p>
(for twitter, youtube, github, linkedin, you only need step 1)

Let's say I want to add the `telegram.org` as telegram link in the John Doe card.

Step 0: Check [here](https://fontawesome.com/icons?d=gallery&s=brands) if the icon is present

Step 1: Add a `telegram: telegram.org` entry in the John Doe social yaml field

Step 2: Add the following export in `./src/icons.js`:

```js
faTelegram as telegram
```

Step 3: In `./src/components/index/Teams.js`, add telegram:

```graphql
social {
	twitter
	github
	linkedin
	telegram
}
```

#### Add a social link to website footer

(for twitter, youtube, github, linkedin, you only need step 1)

Let's say I want to add the `telegram.org` as telegram link in the website footer.

Step 0: Check [here](https://fontawesome.com/icons?d=gallery&s=brands) if the icon is present

Step 1: Add a `telegram: telegram.org` entry in the siteMetadata.social field in `./gatsby-config.js`

Step 2: Add the following export in `./src/icons.js`:

```js
faTelegram as telegram
```

Step 3: In `./src/components/Footer.js`, add telegram:

```graphql
social {
	youtube
	github
	twitter
	telegram
}
```

</p>
</details>

# Authors

- **Andrea Bacciu** (**DSC LEAD** - Software Engineer) [Github profile](https://github.com/andreabac3)
- **Alessandro Scandone** (**Core Team** - Frontend developer) - [Github profile](https://github.com/ascandone)


### Special thanks to the EKSU DSC teams:
This is a refactor of the [EKSU DSC](https://github.com/DSCEksu/dsceksu-laravel) website as a [gatsby](https://www.gatsbyjs.org/) template.