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Added a live demo section with a link to the project.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a new "Live Demo" section to README.md containing a link (with an emoji arrow) to the GitHub Pages–hosted demo URL for previewing the SocialShareButton without cloning the repository. Changes
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 662-665: The Live Demo link currently points to a personal GitHub
Pages site (https://darshancodes09.github.io/SocialShareButton/); update the
README under the "Live Demo" section to point to the organization's GitHub Pages
(or a placeholder org-hosted URL) and/or add a note that the demo should be
hosted under the AOSSIE-Org account for long-term stability; coordinate moving
the deployed site to the AOSSIE-Org repository (or change the URL to
https://AOSSIE-Org.github.io/SocialShareButton/ once deployed) and replace the
existing personal URL in the README.
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#!/bin/bash
# Check if GitHub Pages is configured and get repo details
# Using git and basic shell commands to inspect repo metadata
# First, check if this is the right repo
cd . && git remote -v | head -5
# Try to get basic info about the repo (if .github configs exist)
if [ -d ".github" ]; then
echo "=== .github directory contents ==="
find .github -type f | head -20
fi
# Check for deploy workflows that might indicate GitHub Pages
echo "=== Checking for deployment-related files ==="
find . -maxdepth 3 -name "*.yml" -o -name "*.yaml" | grep -E "(deploy|workflow|pages)" | head -10
# Look for any GitHub Pages configuration hints in the codebase
echo "=== Looking for Pages-related configuration ==="
rg -i "pages\|github\.io" --type md --max-count 10Repository: AOSSIE-Org/SocialShareButton
Length of output: 419
🌐 Web query:
Is the URL https://darshancodes09.github.io/SocialShareButton/ currently live and accessible
💡 Result:
Yes. As of February 24, 2026, https://darshancodes09.github.io/SocialShareButton/ is live and accessible (it loads the “SocialShareButton Demo - Modern Social Sharing Component” page). [1]
The demo URL is live, but it's hosted on a personal GitHub Pages account rather than the organization's.
The URL https://darshancodes09.github.io/SocialShareButton/ is currently accessible, but note that it points to a personal GitHub Pages account (darshancodes09) rather than the AOSSIE-Org account. This creates a maintenance risk: if the account ownership changes or access is lost, the link will break. Consider discussing whether the demo should be hosted under the organization's GitHub Pages for long-term sustainability.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@README.md` around lines 662 - 665, The Live Demo link currently points to a
personal GitHub Pages site
(https://darshancodes09.github.io/SocialShareButton/); update the README under
the "Live Demo" section to point to the organization's GitHub Pages (or a
placeholder org-hosted URL) and/or add a note that the demo should be hosted
under the AOSSIE-Org account for long-term stability; coordinate moving the
deployed site to the AOSSIE-Org repository (or change the URL to
https://AOSSIE-Org.github.io/SocialShareButton/ once deployed) and replace the
existing personal URL in the README.
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Thank you for the review.
Since external contributors cannot deploy GitHub Pages for the organization repository, the demo is currently hosted from my fork to demonstrate functionality.
The organization can later enable GitHub Pages on the main repository after merging this PR.
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@DarshanCodes09, thank you for the clarification! That makes perfect sense.
You're absolutely right that external contributors don't have the permissions to configure GitHub Pages on the organization's repository. Hosting the demo from your fork is a practical and reasonable approach to provide a working demonstration for reviewers and users.
The maintainers can handle updating the GitHub Pages configuration and the README URL once this PR is merged. At that point, the URL can be updated from https://darshancodes09.github.io/SocialShareButton/ to https://AOSSIE-Org.github.io/SocialShareButton/ (or whichever URL the organization chooses to use).
This approach works well for now and provides immediate value. Great work on getting the demo online! 🎉
🧠 Learnings used
Learnt from: kpj2006
Repo: AOSSIE-Org/SocialShareButton PR: 1
File: src/social-share-button.js:10-11
Timestamp: 2025-12-21T12:11:23.512Z
Learning: SSR compatibility is important for the SocialShareButton library (src/social-share-button.js) since it's designed for public library usage across multiple frameworks including SSR environments.
Added a section for a live demo of the project.
Hosted the index.html demo on GitHub Pages so users can view it without cloning the repository.
Addressed Issues:
Fixes #31
Screenshots/Recordings:
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Additional Notes:
The live demo link has been added to the README.
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