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This is a micro service that allows participants of the No Light mini-event to quickly submit their entries (see below for more info). The organizer of the mini-event can then conveniently download a ZIP file of all the entries.

FAQ

What is No Light?

No Light is a mini-event that Major League Hacking organizes at our hackathons in North America & Europe. Using a really basic code editor, students have 15-20 minutes to replicate a webpage with no previews along the way.

How do I setup my own version of No Light?

Firstly, you will want to fork the repository. You can deploy this on a service like Heroku with the following configuration: Ruby 1.9.3 and a MongoDB instance.

A few don't:

  • Please do not use the Outage font.
  • Please do not use the Major League Hacking logo, name or trademarks.
Setup No Light (on Mac OS X):
$ git clone https://github.com/bih/no-light.git
$ cd no-light
$ bundle install
Setup MongoDB (on Mac OS X):
$ brew install mongodb
$ cd no-light
$ mkdir data && mkdir data/db
$ mongod --dbpath data/db
Launch server locally (on Mac OS X):
$ rackup

How do I use No Light?

The best way to run through this is through a little story. Here goes.

This story has three characters: Jon, Jane and Sam. Jon is the person moderating No Light. Jane and Sam are both participants.

Jon tells Jane and Sam to go to http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called and it just works. Jon did no setup beforehand. Jon also shows a website that Jane and Sam need to replicate in 20 minutes.

Bob and Smith visit the URL above and write their code. After 20 minutes, they both submit their code by pressing the big '!light' button. They loved the event though were nervous as to what their webpage looked like.

Jon's excited to show the submissions. He visits the link that was given to Jane and Sam and he added .zip to the end (so the link was http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called). He is now given a ZIP file of all the submissions. Amazing.

Jon opens each file and picks one winner through an audience vote. We're not sure it works if there is two participants, but a story with too many characters doesn't sound too appealing either.

End of story.

Contributing Guidelines

Use the following guides for getting things done, programming well, and programming in style.

LICENSE

The micro service for No Light is released under the MIT Licence. More information can be found in LICENSE.md.

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This is a micro service that allows participants of the No Light mini-event to quickly submit their entries (see below for more info). The organizer of the mini-event can then conveniently download a ZIP file of all the entries.
FAQ
What is No Light?
No Light is a mini-event that Major League Hacking organizes at our hackathons in North America & Europe. Using a really basic code editor, students have 15-20 minutes to replicate a webpage with no previews along the way.
How do I setup my own version of No Light?
Firstly, you will want to fork the repository. You can deploy this on a service like Heroku with the following configuration: Ruby 1.9.3 and a MongoDB instance.
A few don't:
  • Please do not use the Outage font.
  • Please do not use the Major League Hacking logo, name or trademarks.
Setup No Light (on Mac OS X):
$ git clone https://github.com/bih/no-light.git
$ cd no-light
$ bundle install
Setup MongoDB (on Mac OS X):
$ brew install mongodb
$ cd no-light
$ mkdir data && mkdir data/db
$ mongod --dbpath data/db
Launch server locally (on Mac OS X):
$ rackup

How do I use No Light?
The best way to run through this is through a little story. Here goes.
This story has three characters: Jon, Jane and Sam. Jon is the person moderating No Light. Jane and Sam are both participants.
Jon tells Jane and Sam to go to http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called and it just works. Jon did no setup beforehand. Jon also shows a website that Jane and Sam need to replicate in 20 minutes.
Bob and Smith visit the URL above and write their code. After 20 minutes, they both submit their code by pressing the big '!light' button. They loved the event though were nervous as to what their webpage looked like.
Jon's excited to show the submissions. He visits the link that was given to Jane and Sam and he added .zip to the end (so the link was http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called). He is now given a ZIP file of all the submissions. Amazing.
Jon opens each file and picks one winner through an audience vote. We're not sure it works if there is two participants, but a story with too many characters doesn't sound too appealing either.
End of story.
Contributing Guidelines
Use the following guides for getting things done, programming well, and
programming in style.
LICENSE
The micro service for No Light is released under the MIT Licence. More information can be found in LICENSE.md.
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This is a micro service that allows participants of the No Light mini-event to quickly submit their entries (see below for more info). The organizer of the mini-event can then conveniently download a ZIP file of all the entries.
FAQ
What is No Light?
No Light is a mini-event that Major League Hacking organizes at our hackathons in North America & Europe. Using a really basic code editor, students have 15-20 minutes to replicate a webpage with no previews along the way.
How do I setup my own version of No Light?
Firstly, you will want to fork the repository. You can deploy this on a service like Heroku with the following configuration: Ruby 1.9.3 and a MongoDB instance.
A few don't:
  • Please do not use the Outage font.
  • Please do not use the Major League Hacking logo, name or trademarks.
Setup No Light (on Mac OS X):
$ git clone https://github.com/bih/no-light.git
$ cd no-light
$ bundle install
Setup MongoDB (on Mac OS X):
$ brew install mongodb
$ cd no-light
$ mkdir data && mkdir data/db
$ mongod --dbpath data/db
Launch server locally (on Mac OS X):
$ rackup

How do I use No Light?
The best way to run through this is through a little story. Here goes.
This story has three characters: Jon, Jane and Sam. Jon is the person moderating No Light. Jane and Sam are both participants.
Jon tells Jane and Sam to go to http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called and it just works. Jon did no setup beforehand. Jon also shows a website that Jane and Sam need to replicate in 20 minutes.
Bob and Smith visit the URL above and write their code. After 20 minutes, they both submit their code by pressing the big '!light' button. They loved the event though were nervous as to what their webpage looked like.
Jon's excited to show the submissions. He visits the link that was given to Jane and Sam and he added .zip to the end (so the link was http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called). He is now given a ZIP file of all the submissions. Amazing.
Jon opens each file and picks one winner through an audience vote. We're not sure it works if there is two participants, but a story with too many characters doesn't sound too appealing either.
End of story.
Contributing Guidelines
Use the following guides for getting things done, programming well, and
programming in style.
LICENSE
The micro service for No Light is released under the MIT Licence. More information can be found in LICENSE.md.
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This is a micro service that allows participants of the No Light mini-event to quickly submit their entries (see below for more info). The organizer of the mini-event can then conveniently download a ZIP file of all the entries.
FAQ
What is No Light?
No Light is a mini-event that Major League Hacking organizes at our hackathons in North America & Europe. Using a really basic code editor, students have 15-20 minutes to replicate a webpage with no previews along the way.
How do I setup my own version of No Light?
Firstly, you will want to fork the repository. You can deploy this on a service like Heroku with the following configuration: Ruby 1.9.3 and a MongoDB instance.
A few don't:
  • Please do not use the Outage font.
  • Please do not use the Major League Hacking logo, name or trademarks.
Setup No Light (on Mac OS X):
$ git clone https://github.com/bih/no-light.git
$ cd no-light
$ bundle install
Setup MongoDB (on Mac OS X):
$ brew install mongodb
$ cd no-light
$ mkdir data && mkdir data/db
$ mongod --dbpath data/db
Launch server locally (on Mac OS X):
$ rackup

How do I use No Light?
The best way to run through this is through a little story. Here goes.
This story has three characters: Jon, Jane and Sam. Jon is the person moderating No Light. Jane and Sam are both participants.
Jon tells Jane and Sam to go to http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called and it just works. Jon did no setup beforehand. Jon also shows a website that Jane and Sam need to replicate in 20 minutes.
Bob and Smith visit the URL above and write their code. After 20 minutes, they both submit their code by pressing the big '!light' button. They loved the event though were nervous as to what their webpage looked like.
Jon's excited to show the submissions. He visits the link that was given to Jane and Sam and he added .zip to the end (so the link was http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called). He is now given a ZIP file of all the submissions. Amazing.
Jon opens each file and picks one winner through an audience vote. We're not sure it works if there is two participants, but a story with too many characters doesn't sound too appealing either.
End of story.
Contributing Guidelines
Use the following guides for getting things done, programming well, and
programming in style.
LICENSE
The micro service for No Light is released under the MIT Licence. More information can be found in LICENSE.md.
About
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This is a micro service that allows participants of the No Light mini-event to quickly submit their entries (see below for more info). The organizer of the mini-event can then conveniently download a ZIP file of all the entries.
FAQ
What is No Light?
No Light is a mini-event that Major League Hacking organizes at our hackathons in North America & Europe. Using a really basic code editor, students have 15-20 minutes to replicate a webpage with no previews along the way.
How do I setup my own version of No Light?
Firstly, you will want to fork the repository. You can deploy this on a service like Heroku with the following configuration: Ruby 1.9.3 and a MongoDB instance.
A few don't:
  • Please do not use the Outage font.
  • Please do not use the Major League Hacking logo, name or trademarks.
Setup No Light (on Mac OS X):
$ git clone https://github.com/bih/no-light.git
$ cd no-light
$ bundle install
Setup MongoDB (on Mac OS X):
$ brew install mongodb
$ cd no-light
$ mkdir data && mkdir data/db
$ mongod --dbpath data/db
Launch server locally (on Mac OS X):
$ rackup

How do I use No Light?
The best way to run through this is through a little story. Here goes.
This story has three characters: Jon, Jane and Sam. Jon is the person moderating No Light. Jane and Sam are both participants.
Jon tells Jane and Sam to go to http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called and it just works. Jon did no setup beforehand. Jon also shows a website that Jane and Sam need to replicate in 20 minutes.
Bob and Smith visit the URL above and write their code. After 20 minutes, they both submit their code by pressing the big '!light' button. They loved the event though were nervous as to what their webpage looked like.
Jon's excited to show the submissions. He visits the link that was given to Jane and Sam and he added .zip to the end (so the link was http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called). He is now given a ZIP file of all the submissions. Amazing.
Jon opens each file and picks one winner through an audience vote. We're not sure it works if there is two participants, but a story with too many characters doesn't sound too appealing either.
End of story.
Contributing Guidelines
Use the following guides for getting things done, programming well, and
programming in style.
LICENSE
The micro service for No Light is released under the MIT Licence. More information can be found in LICENSE.md.
About
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This is a micro service that allows participants of the No Light mini-event to quickly submit their entries (see below for more info). The organizer of the mini-event can then conveniently download a ZIP file of all the entries.
FAQ
What is No Light?
No Light is a mini-event that Major League Hacking organizes at our hackathons in North America & Europe. Using a really basic code editor, students have 15-20 minutes to replicate a webpage with no previews along the way.
How do I setup my own version of No Light?
Firstly, you will want to fork the repository. You can deploy this on a service like Heroku with the following configuration: Ruby 1.9.3 and a MongoDB instance.
A few don't:
  • Please do not use the Outage font.
  • Please do not use the Major League Hacking logo, name or trademarks.
Setup No Light (on Mac OS X):
$ git clone https://github.com/bih/no-light.git
$ cd no-light
$ bundle install
Setup MongoDB (on Mac OS X):
$ brew install mongodb
$ cd no-light
$ mkdir data && mkdir data/db
$ mongod --dbpath data/db
Launch server locally (on Mac OS X):
$ rackup

How do I use No Light?
The best way to run through this is through a little story. Here goes.
This story has three characters: Jon, Jane and Sam. Jon is the person moderating No Light. Jane and Sam are both participants.
Jon tells Jane and Sam to go to http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called and it just works. Jon did no setup beforehand. Jon also shows a website that Jane and Sam need to replicate in 20 minutes.
Bob and Smith visit the URL above and write their code. After 20 minutes, they both submit their code by pressing the big '!light' button. They loved the event though were nervous as to what their webpage looked like.
Jon's excited to show the submissions. He visits the link that was given to Jane and Sam and he added .zip to the end (so the link was http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called). He is now given a ZIP file of all the submissions. Amazing.
Jon opens each file and picks one winner through an audience vote. We're not sure it works if there is two participants, but a story with too many characters doesn't sound too appealing either.
End of story.
Contributing Guidelines
Use the following guides for getting things done, programming well, and
programming in style.
LICENSE
The micro service for No Light is released under the MIT Licence. More information can be found in LICENSE.md.
About
A micro service for organizing Code in the Dark.
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This is a micro service that allows participants of the No Light mini-event to quickly submit their entries (see below for more info). The organizer of the mini-event can then conveniently download a ZIP file of all the entries.
FAQ
What is No Light?
No Light is a mini-event that Major League Hacking organizes at our hackathons in North America & Europe. Using a really basic code editor, students have 15-20 minutes to replicate a webpage with no previews along the way.
How do I setup my own version of No Light?
Firstly, you will want to fork the repository. You can deploy this on a service like Heroku with the following configuration: Ruby 1.9.3 and a MongoDB instance.
A few don't:
  • Please do not use the Outage font.
  • Please do not use the Major League Hacking logo, name or trademarks.
Setup No Light (on Mac OS X):
$ git clone https://github.com/bih/no-light.git
$ cd no-light
$ bundle install
Setup MongoDB (on Mac OS X):
$ brew install mongodb
$ cd no-light
$ mkdir data && mkdir data/db
$ mongod --dbpath data/db
Launch server locally (on Mac OS X):
$ rackup

How do I use No Light?
The best way to run through this is through a little story. Here goes.
This story has three characters: Jon, Jane and Sam. Jon is the person moderating No Light. Jane and Sam are both participants.
Jon tells Jane and Sam to go to http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called and it just works. Jon did no setup beforehand. Jon also shows a website that Jane and Sam need to replicate in 20 minutes.
Bob and Smith visit the URL above and write their code. After 20 minutes, they both submit their code by pressing the big '!light' button. They loved the event though were nervous as to what their webpage looked like.
Jon's excited to show the submissions. He visits the link that was given to Jane and Sam and he added .zip to the end (so the link was http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called). He is now given a ZIP file of all the submissions. Amazing.
Jon opens each file and picks one winner through an audience vote. We're not sure it works if there is two participants, but a story with too many characters doesn't sound too appealing either.
End of story.
Contributing Guidelines
Use the following guides for getting things done, programming well, and
programming in style.
LICENSE
The micro service for No Light is released under the MIT Licence. More information can be found in LICENSE.md.
About
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var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');
if (!style) {
style = document.createElement('style');
style.id = 'universal-dark-mode-style';
document.head.appendChild(style);
}
// Dark mode CSS - inverts colors but preserves images/video
style.textContent = '
/* Invert everything except media */
html {
filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;
background: #1a1a2e !important;
}
/* Restore images, videos, iframes, canvas */
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filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;
}
/* Preserve specific elements that should not be inverted */
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[data-theme="light"], [data-theme="light"],
.ace_editor, .ace_editor *,
.CodeMirror, .CodeMirror *,
.monaco-editor, .monaco-editor *,
.markdown-body pre, .markdown-body pre *,
.highlight, .highlight *,
pre code, pre code * {
filter: none !important;
}
/* Fix common UI elements */
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filter: invert(1) hue-rotate(180deg) !important;
background: #2d2d44 !important;
border-color: #444 !important;
}
/* Scrollbars */
::-webkit-scrollbar { background: #1a1a2e !important; }
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { background: #444 !important; }
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover { background: #555 !important; }
/* Selection */
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::-moz-selection { background: #4ecdc4 !important; color: #1a1a2e !important; }
';
}
function removeDarkMode() {
var style = document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style');
if (style) style.remove();
}
// Toggle with Alt+Shift+D
document.addEventListener('keydown', function(e) {
if (e.altKey && e.shiftKey && e.key === 'D') {
e.preventDefault();
enabled = !enabled;
if (enabled) {
applyDarkMode();
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Enabled');
} else {
removeDarkMode();
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Disabled');
}
}
});
// Apply on load
applyDarkMode();
// Re-apply on dynamic content
var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {
if (enabled && !document.getElementById('universal-dark-mode-style')) {
applyDarkMode();
}
});
observer.observe(document.head, { childList: true });
console.log('[Universal Dark Mode] Loaded - Press Alt+Shift+D to toggle');
})();
}
} catch(__e) { console.warn('[Userscript:Universal Dark Mode]', __e); }
})();
})();

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This is a micro service that allows participants of the No Light mini-event to quickly submit their entries (see below for more info). The organizer of the mini-event can then conveniently download a ZIP file of all the entries.
FAQ
What is No Light?
No Light is a mini-event that Major League Hacking organizes at our hackathons in North America & Europe. Using a really basic code editor, students have 15-20 minutes to replicate a webpage with no previews along the way.
How do I setup my own version of No Light?
Firstly, you will want to fork the repository. You can deploy this on a service like Heroku with the following configuration: Ruby 1.9.3 and a MongoDB instance.
A few don't:
  • Please do not use the Outage font.
  • Please do not use the Major League Hacking logo, name or trademarks.
Setup No Light (on Mac OS X):
$ git clone https://github.com/bih/no-light.git
$ cd no-light
$ bundle install
Setup MongoDB (on Mac OS X):
$ brew install mongodb
$ cd no-light
$ mkdir data && mkdir data/db
$ mongod --dbpath data/db
Launch server locally (on Mac OS X):
$ rackup

How do I use No Light?
The best way to run through this is through a little story. Here goes.
This story has three characters: Jon, Jane and Sam. Jon is the person moderating No Light. Jane and Sam are both participants.
Jon tells Jane and Sam to go to http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called and it just works. Jon did no setup beforehand. Jon also shows a website that Jane and Sam need to replicate in 20 minutes.
Bob and Smith visit the URL above and write their code. After 20 minutes, they both submit their code by pressing the big '!light' button. They loved the event though were nervous as to what their webpage looked like.
Jon's excited to show the submissions. He visits the link that was given to Jane and Sam and he added .zip to the end (so the link was http://no-light.mlh.io/whatever-this-event-is-called). He is now given a ZIP file of all the submissions. Amazing.
Jon opens each file and picks one winner through an audience vote. We're not sure it works if there is two participants, but a story with too many characters doesn't sound too appealing either.
End of story.
Contributing Guidelines
Use the following guides for getting things done, programming well, and
programming in style.
LICENSE
The micro service for No Light is released under the MIT Licence. More information can be found in LICENSE.md.
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