Add pages showing the org teams

[jayvdb]

I think want at least the coala maintainers, coala developers and coala newcomer teams to have a page, with a list of team members similar to https://coala.io/#/getinvolved .

I think it is OK to have a page about all teams in https://github.com/orgs/coala/teams .

However we also need a way to name our temporary teams so that they do not appear on the website.

e.g. @adtac created a team to help him manage inactive newcomers at coala/meta#74 , so they could be removed. Maybe we dont want a team like that appearing on the website ;-)

[chetanya-shrimali]

can i take up this issue? @jayvdb

[adtac]

@chetanya-shrimali do you have a proposal solving this? This requires some design and we'd rather you discuss your ideas with us first before implementing them right away.

[chetanya-shrimali]

In this we need to create the model first or is it that the model is already there we just have to fetch the data? @adtac

[jayvdb]

@chetanya-shrimali , look in the repository for your answers

[sks444]

@jayvdb, @adtac, Once #32 will be solved, and we will be having all the contributor's data into a data model then we can fetch any of the contributor's data according to our need.

Suppose that we have to make a page for coala maintainers, then we can scrape all the coala maintainer's usernames from https://github.com/orgs/coala/teams/coala-maintainers/members into a list and then we can make a query for each username with the contributor model(with the login field) and get all the data of that particular contributor and then we can show it to the page.

[KVGarg]

@sks444 can't we utilize the contributor team list that is currently being popped out from the structure, at line 35 , because scrapping the webpage using BeautifulSoup or any other librabry will become complex IMO, instead we can store this list as a JSON string (json.dumps(teams)) and then we can retrieve this and convert back to a JSON dict object so that it can be used to display on the webpage.