esiranjofu/Akan-Names

This article is going to show us how to derive Akan Names. African cultures do name their children differently. Akan name is one way of doing so. # Akan-Names ## What the code does This article is going to show us how to derive Akan Names. African cultures do name their children differently. Akan name is one way of doing so. By using Akan, a child is given a name depending on the day they were born, meaning, Sunday has a name attached to it, and so is Monday and the rest of the days of the week. ## Live Page esiranjofu.github.io ## Screenshot Image ## Contributors This is an independent project done by ## Emily Siranjofu and you can reach me through my email address esiranjo@gmail.com ## Setup/Installation Requirements -Create a repository in the local machine. -Initialize the repo using the command git init. -To confirm that it is initialized, use the command ls .a -Using your command line interface application, create your the two files, namely index.html and style.css -Open these two files using the visual studio code. -For any changes made on the these files, upon saving, one has to commit them. To do so, first you stage the changes using the command git add . -Commit the changes using the command git commit -m "message" -To confirm that the commits are successful, one uses the command git log. -To link the local repo to the remote repo, use the command git remote add origin. -To confirm if one has linked the local and remote repo, use the command git remote -v -Push the commit to the remote repo using the command git push. ### Development Want to contribute? Great! To fix a bug or enhance an existing module, follow these steps: - Fork the repo - Create a new branch (`git checkout -b improve-feature`) - Make the appropriate changes in the files - Add changes to reflect the changes made - Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Improve feature'`) - Push to the branch (`git push origin improve-feature`) - Create a Pull Request ### Bug / Feature Request If you find a bug (the website couldn't handle the query and / or gave undesired results), kindly open an issue here …