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Wotchd - a mobile application which groups your hours spent on watching entertainment TV Shows during the day, week or the month.

Wotchd

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Wotchd is a tracker app.
It is an application to group and track your hours spent on watching your favorite TV Shows

Additional features are :

  • User can delete a program
  • User can update a group and change its icon

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Application Screen Shots

Wotchd - splash screen

program interface


Sign Up

program interface


Log In

program interface


Wotchd - User Home

program interface


Wotchd - New program

program interface


Wotchd - My Programs

program interface


Wotchd - My shuffled Programs

program interface


Wotchd - New Group

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Wotchd - All Groups

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Wotchd - Group's Programs

program interface


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About The Project

The project creates a database which holds 3 tables:

- Users : Is the table containing the users' data  
  - Fields :  
    - string:   name  
    - string:   email  
    - string:   password  
    - datetime: created_at  
    - datetime: update_at  

- Programs : is the table containing the programs' data  
  - Fields:  
    - string:   name  
    - integer:  amount  
    - integer:  author_id  
    - integer:  group_id    
    - datetime: created_at  
    - datetime: update_at  

- Groups : Is the table to groups programs  
  - Fields  
    - string: name  
    - string: icon  
    - datetime: created_at  
    - datetime: update_at  

We have 2 tables created by the ActiveStorage to store users and groups avatars as well.

- active_storage_attachments  
- active_storage_blobs  

N+1 Problem

The n+1 problem encountered in this project is the association between a user, programs and groups (retrieve all the programs associated with a group or not of a user.)

  has_many :programs, -> { includes :group }, class_name: 'Program'

Scope examples

Exemples for Program class

  scope :no_group, -> { where group_id: nil }
  scope :daily, -> { where(created_at: Time.now.beginning_of_day..Time.zone.now) }
  scope :weekly, -> { where(created_at: Time.now.prev_day(days = 7)..Time.zone.now) }
  scope :monthly, -> { where(created_at: Time.now.prev_month(months = 1)..Time.zone.now) }

ERD

ERD


Live version

You can see it working on [Heroku]

Application Instructions

  • A guest user open the app and access the splash screen which display the logo and two buttons, login and sign up
  • You need to sign in with only your name if you already have an account or sign up in order to navigate through the app
  • When logged in,
    • You can see all your programs and your shuffled programs by clicking on the appropriate buttons
    • You can create a new program and add a group or not to it
    • You can see all existing groups by clicking on the link 'All group' in the main page
    • You can create a new group of programs by clicking on the green button in the bottom of the page ('All groups page')
    • you can edit a group by clicking on the button in the top right corner of the group's show page
  • Click in the small sidebar in the user profile page to have a resume of your hours watched for the current day, the week (the last 7 days), and the month (the last 30 days)

System Requierments

  • Ruby
  • Rails
  • Yarn
  • RSpec
  • ActiveStorage

Dependencies

  • gem 'rspec-rails'
  • gem 'capybara'
  • gem 'selenium-webdriver'
  • gem 'chromedriver-helper
  • gem 'bcrypt'
  • gem 'rack-cors'
  • gem 'factory_bot_rails'
  • gem 'rails-controller-testing'
  • gem 'faker'
  • gem 'capybara'
  • gem 'guard-rspec'
  • gem 'launchy'
  • gem 'aws-sdk-s3'
  • gem 'coderay'

Configuration

  • first, clone the project Run
  git clone https://github.com/ericmbouwe/Wotchd.git
  • Install the necessary dependancies Run
  rails db:create
  rails active_storage:install
  rails db:migrate

  bundle install
  yarn install

Development

  • Clone the project
  https://github.com/ericmbouwe/Wotchd.git

Testing

In order to run tests, run this command first

rails generate rspec:install

Then run

  • For full tests
bundle exec rspec spec
  • For a specific model
 bundle exec rspec spec/models/{model_name}_spec.rb   

Unit and integration tests have been done using RSpec an Capybara

  • Location ./spec/

Built With

This project was built using these technologies.

  • Ruby version 2.6
  • Ruby On Rails version 6.0
  • rspec
  • capybara
  • ActiveStorage
  • Heroku
  • Bootstrap 4
  • AWS

Contributors

👤 Author

Eric Mbouwe


CopyRight

Thanks to Gregoire Vella

Gregoire Vella on Behance
And his ideas, for the original design

Acknowledgements

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