Admin interface and API for conference room booking system. This project is accompanied by an Android application that you can find here.
This was also the final project for the June-16 cohort of Craft Academys coding bootcamp.
Develop
Master
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
To be able to install and run the application you need to have Rails 5 and PostgreSQL installed.
Fork and clone the repository
run:
$ bundle install
and then:
$ rake db:migrate db:seed
To run tests:
$ rake
In this project we used Semaphore for continuous integration and Heroku for hosting.
In order to cutomize the slots you need to pass in an :increment param to the jbuilder view. I.e.:
#slots = create_hour_range(increment: 4.hours, start_time: 8.hours, end_time: 16.hours)
- Ruby on Rails - 5
- Ruby - 2.3.1
- PostgreSQL
- High Voltage - For static pages.
- Rack Cors - For API coveralls.
- Redcarpet - A markdown parser.
- Haml-Rails - Because haml is better than html.
- Foundation-Rails - For your styling purposes.
- Foundation-icons
- Foundation-Datetimepicker-Rails
- Foundation-icons-sass-rails
- Devise - User authentication.
- Devise-i18n
- Acts_as_bookable - Since this is a booking application.
- Rails-i18n - Internationalization (multiple languages).
For testing purposes we used:
- Pry
- Pry-byebug
- Rspec-rails
- Shoulda-matchers
- Factory_girl_rails
- Cucumber-rails
- Database_cleaner
- Coveralls
- Launchy
- Guard-rspec
- Guard-cucumber
- Guard-livereload
- Capybara
- Capybara-screenshot
- Poltergeist
- Phantomjs require: phantomjs/poltergeist
- Timecop
The entire project is comprised of open source code so a huge THANKS! to the open source community.
Code and documentation copyright 2016 Craft Academy Labs (Pragmatic Sweden AB). Code released under the MIT license. Docs released under Creative Commons.