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Ruby Catalog of my Things

Catalog of my Things is a CLI app that records things that you own! You can choose between Books, MusicAlbums and Games as things you can record! You can add relations for a thing, currently you can set a relation with Author, Label and Genre, you can check what those relations look like in the UML diagram in this readme.

Currently List of Actions that the app performs:

• 1 - List all books
• 2 - List all music albums
• 3 - List all games
• 4 - list all genres
• 5 - List all labels
• 6 - List all authors
• 7 - Add a book
• 8 - Add a music album
• 9 - Add a game
• 10 - Add a Label
• 11 - Add a Genre
• 12 - Add a Author
• 13 - Exit

UML Diagram

Built With

• Ruby

Getting Started

To get a local copy up and running follow these simple example steps.

Prerequisites

• Git/GitHub;
• Optional ( IDE installed in your machine ) - recommended IDE: Vscode, Rubymine;
• Ruby Installed in your machine;

Setup

• To clone this repo:
  • Open the Terminal(Mac/Linux) or the Cmd (Windows);
  • Navigate to where you want to paste the Repo folder;
  • Type git clone https://github.com/nelsinofrancisco/ruby-catalog-capstone.git;
  • With you preffered IDE open the folder that you cloned before;

Run Application

• You can run the code on IRB;
• Or running ruby [file] in the terminal/powershell/vscode

Run tests

• Run bundle install to install the testing library
• To run local tests run Rspec . to run all tests or Rspec [file] to run a specific file

Authors

👨‍💻 Nelsino

• GitHub: @nelsinofrancisco
• Twitter: @nelsino_s
• LinkedIn: LinkedIn

👨‍💻 Juan Felipe Gomez

• GitHub: @Felipeg005
• Twitter: @JuanFGT05
• LinkedIn: Juan Felipe Gomez Tobon

👨‍💻 Mateo Villagómez

• GitHub: @mateo951
• Twitter: @MVGameDev
• LinkedIn: Mateo Villagómez

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome!

Feel free to check the issues page.

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📝 License

This project is MIT licensed.