CardSwipr helps event organizers take attendance at meetings and events. Users log in via CAS and create and manage events. The day of an event, Attendees can swipe in via an easy interface using their Yale ID. The application looks up attendees and collects their information in a list. When the event ends, organizers can download a spreadsheet (.csv) of the attendees' information.
CardSwipr is meant to be deployed to a server in a Docker container with a PostgreSQL backend.
This method requires Docker-Compose to be installed on your system. You can find information on that here: Docker-Compose
# Clone the repo
git clone https://gitlab.com/yale-sdmp/cardswipr.git
cd cardswipr
# Set up .env file
cp .env.example .env
# Uncomment the commented out section for docker and fill in required environment variables
# Note: leave any unneeded variables blank after the equals sign
# Create the containers
docker-compose build
docker-compose up -d
# Set up rails
docker-compose exec web ./bin/setup
Make sure to have the specified Ruby version installed on your machine. We suggest using either rbenv or asdf if you need multiple concurrent versions of Ruby installed.
You will also need PostgreSQL installed on your machine.
# Clone the repo
git clone https://gitlab.com/yale-sdmp/cardswipr.git
cd cardswipr
# Set up environment variables
cp .env.example .env
# Fill out required environment variables, leaving any unneeded variables as blank after the equals sign
# Set up rails
./bin/setup
After setting up the development environment you will be able to run our test suite.
bin/rake
docker-compose run web bin/rake
If you have trouble or questions about this application, email the managers of the Student Developer & Mentorship Program at dev-mgt@yale.edu.