Bike Gallery

By Todd Pangilinan, Marcus Ferreira, Z Perez, Erika Mogollon, & Kyle Miller

Technologies Used

• Ruby-on-Rails
• Rspec
• Pry
• Capybara
• Faker
• shoulda-matchers
• Devise
• HTML
• CSS
• PSQL
• Active Storage for photos
• AWS

Description:

Using Ruby on Rails and Postgres, this website allows a customer or employee(admin) to sign into Bike Gallery website. From there, admins can manage bikes and general users can add reviews of bikes. Admins posess full CRUD capabilities for both bikes and reviews; signed in users can create reviews; all visitors(admins, signed-in users, or visitors not signed in) can view bikes and reviews. Admins are also able to upload photos of bikes while either creating or editing photos; photos are currently configured to save on an AWS bucket. Overall, this website demonstrates our understanding of one-to-many relationship between bikes and Reviews using authentication, scopes, validations, callbacks, seeding, and flash messages.

User Stories

• As an admin, I want to view, add, update and delete bikes.
• As an admin, I should be able to log in and log out of the application.
• As an admin, I should be able to add, update and delete reviews.
• As an admin, I should be able to add reviews.
• As a user, I want to be able to create an account and add a review to a bike.

Setup/Installation Requirements

• You will need to install the following before proceeding (click on the link to follow the installation process): Ruby, PostgreSQL
• Clone or download this repository onto your desktop.
• Navigate to the top-level of directory.
• Open VScode.
• Open the Gemfile at the root level. Make sure your version of Ruby matches.
• Type "bundle" to install the gems
• Make sure the appropriate code is commented in/out of Config/database.yml (we have configs for both Mac and PC)
• If using Windows, in Config/database.yml file, add username & password to the development:, test:, & production:
• An Example:

development:
  <<: *default
database: marios-food_development
username: <%= ENV['POSTGRES_USERNAME'] %> 
password: <%= ENV['POSTGRES_PASSWORD'] %> 

To enable photos to be posted: Currently, the app is set up to store photos via an AWS bucket. If you have an AWS account and bucket you would like to use:

1. Update Config/storage.yml to reflect your Amazon bucket's region and bucket name.
2. Update your credentials. In your temrinal, type EDITOR=nano bin/rails credentials:edit (if you already have an editor set up, skip the EDITOR=nano).
3. Update the credentials to match your bucket's AWS/IAM credentials.
4. Make sure it is not commented out. Save file.

If you do not have an AWS account and want to try out saving photos, you can save them locally:

1. Update config/environment/development.rb. Change config.active_storage.service = :amazon to config.active_storage.service = :local.
2. Update config/environment/production.rb. Change config.active_storage.service = :amazon to config.active_storage.service = :local.

To Run the App in Browser:

1. On Windows, run pg_ctl start in the terminal to run a server. On Mac, run postgres
2. rake db:create
3. rake db:test:prepare
4. rake db:migrate
5. rake db:seed
6. Then run rails s to start up rails, which you can access by entering localhost:3000 in your browser.

• To Run Tests: In the root directory of this project, run rspec in your command line.

Users:

• To create a new user visit the webpage, on the navbar click 'Sign up' and fill out the form

To update a user to admin status

• open rails console (type in terminal):

rails c

• To update an admin status in the terminal:

User.where(email:"Insert your email here").update(admin: true)

• Once an admin is created you can add users as admins. Go to the webpage, on the nav bar click on:

"Admin"

• This will take you to the Site Administration. click on:

"Users"

• Click on the pencil icon next to the user you want to edit.
• Scroll down and hit the check box next to "Admin".

Alternatively, if you seeded the database:

• you can sign in as a user with:

email: "user test.com"
password: "password"

• you can sign in as an admin with:

email: "[email protected]"
password: "password"

Known Bugs

• As of 7/15, no known bugs.
• if you notice any bugs or errors, please email [email protected]

License

• N/A Copyright (c) 7/13/2022, Todd Pangilinan, Marcus Ferreira, Z Perez, Erika Mogollon, & Kyle Miller
• MIT