Meetle

Team Members:

• Matt Owens
• Parker Klein
• Tristan Kindig

Overview:

Meetle is a platform-independent application for people to easily collaborate in groups and arrange meeting times for projects and events.

Meetings:

• Informal communication via email, text message, and GroupMe
• Met once on 11-3-15
• Met once on 11-5-15
• Met once on 11-10-15 (11, Olin)
• Met once on 11-11-15 (5:30, Featheringhill)
• Met once on 11-12-15 (11, Olin)
• Met once on 11-16-15 (3, Featheringhill)
• Met once on 11-17-15 (11, Olin)
• Met once on 11-19-15 (11, Olin)
• Met once on 12-1-15 (8:30, Featheringhill) (just Parker and Matt)
• Met once on 12-3-15 (11, Olin)
• Met once on 12-7-15 (2:30, Featheringhill)

User Stories:

1. As a user I can add new groups.
2. As a user I can create new subgroups within one of my groups.
3. As a user I can add people to my group.
4. As a user I can remove groups I am in.
5. As a user I can view all the groups I am in.
6. As a user I can send messages to the subgroups I am in.
7. As a user I can make new meetups for a specific subgroup I am in.
8. As a user I can choose the location, date and time of a new meetup.
9. As a user I can edit the location, date and time of a meetup.
10. As a user I can leave subgroups that I am in.
11. As a user I can see which subgroups have new messages.
12. As a user I can send messages to the group to figure out when things are due.
13. As a user I can see new messages in a subgroup's chat appear without refreshing the page.
14. As a user I can easily see the meetups for a specific subgroup.
15. As a user I can see and edit a group's settings.
16. As a user I can see and edit a subgroup's settings.
17. As a user I can add people to an existing subgroup.
18. As a user I can like other groupmates messages.
19. As a user I can log in and out.
20. As a user I can edit my profile.

Development Guidelines:

• Keep track of progress and tasks using a Trello board (https://trello.com/b/In1Ag46e/meetle)
• Development is in Javascript using NodeJS, AngularJS, Ionic, HTML, and CSS.
• Mocha testing framework is used for test suite.
• There is one master branch for the project, which is the latest, stable version of the application.
• The developer creates a separate development branch for each major feature.
• All JavaScript code is located in www/js/
• All CSS code is located in www/css/
• All HTML code is located in www/templates/
• All test code is located in test/test.js

API:

API can be referenced via the following link: https://docs.google.com/a/vanderbilt.edu/spreadsheets/d/1a4phvxthSwOJqiHVn-jktcjGDspssCTenwMDK576FNQ/edit?usp=sharing

Installation and Deployment

1. Install and configure MongoDB
2. Run MongoDB locally
3. Navigate to project root directory in a terminal
4. Run npm install
5. Edit www/js/services.js file by changing 'localhost' in Line 1 to your computer's IP address
6. In the terminal, run node server.js
7. To run tests, run mocha test/test.js