Estirency goal is to present actual and historical exchange rates. Select base currency, desired currency and type amount of cash - Estirency will display actual rates right away. Historical data is presented on the chart.
You can try Estirency by yourself. Here is a link to the website hosted by GitHub.
Technology | Description | Link |
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Sass | Preprocessor that helps write maintainable CSS | https://sass-lang.com/ |
Vue.js | Versatile Progressive Javascript Framework for building user interfaces | https://vuejs.org/ |
Jest | A comprehensive JavaScript testing solution | https://jestjs.io/ |
Cypress | E2E Testing Framework that runs in a browser | https://www.cypress.io/ |
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Track exchange rates
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Convert between major currencies
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Display historical exchange rate data
To run the application install Node.js and Vue CLI. To do so follow instructions on official websites.
- Clone the repository
git clone git@github.com:Karol-Witkowski/Estirency.git
- Install dependencies
Run npm install to install required node modules.
- Install dependencies for the project root folder
npm install
- Run the application
Run npm serve to start the application
npm run serve
Visit application on: localhost:8080.
Unit tests written using Vue Test Utils with Jest. To run tests open the terminal and run the code below:
npm run test:unit
E2E tests are written in Cypress. Those tests simulate the real user scenario and interact with dummy data. To run E2E tests open the terminal and run the code below:
Open Cypress Test Runner:
npm run test:cypress-open
Run all tests headlessly in the Electron browser:
npm run test:cypress-run
Lint and fix files:
npm run lint
Run client tests with Jest:
npm run test:unit
Launch Cypress in interactive mode with a GUI:
npm run test:e2e-open
Run client E2E tests in headless mode with Cypress:
npm run test:e2e-run
Deploy on Gh-pages:
npm run gh-pages-deploy
Initialize Vue UI and project manager:
npm run ui
Run client development server with Hot-Module-Replacement:
npm run serve
Produce a client production-ready bundle in the dist/ directory:
npm run build